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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-12-13
MERRIFIELD& g. ALLEN,
BLOOMINGDALE AND GLENDALE
Fruit Stock and Farm Seeds.

Half Million Strawberry Plants. 100,-
600 Raspberry Plants. Plenty of trees
and other Nursery Stock. Stock dying
replaced at half-price 16t13o28
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-12-13

Attorneys at Law, Abstract building
Law, insurance and collections. [S2l,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-12-13
BUSINESS NOTICES.
g. D. HANILTON. NJ. ID

Physician and Surgeon. Office over the
Wolvering Pharmacy. Calls promptly
attended to at all hours. [2032ly
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1895-12-13

e. A. FOSTER.
Having purchased of w. b. Cooper his
Bakery and stock of Plain and Fancy
GROCERIES0
Will be pleased to have old customers
call on him for anything in the line of
Groceries or Baked Goods.
F. p. GRIMES,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
Paw Paw, Mich.
Several good farms and houses and
lots for sale. G2044lv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
The warn, springs Valley.

WARM SPRINGS. BATH COUNTY,
Va August -(sp,cial)-Among the
visitors here this week was his Excel
Ienrv Frank Brown. Governor Of Mary
land MIR Brown remained only a few
days. being called home by an important
no. d. q. W. Finley. OF Augusta,
ia visi,inr his daughter. Mrs William c.
white. AZ this place. lie is accompanied
A.. seward and Miss clay. OF Texas.
are visiting the family Of Dr. J. ". Wal
lace.
The Bath Camp Of Confederate Veto
-ars had al enthusiastic meeting on
,ruesdav Addresses were made by Rev.
nr q. w. Finley. Of the Confederate
army. and Or. I'LL. OF Indiana. OF the
,rbc standard oil Company have been
looking al property Ia this valley. with
, view Of placing some Of their surplus
nhere IL would prove profitable ven
,,re They have tried repeatedly 10 buy
,h. Francisco farm. but without success.
They have now taken an option on the
Little Healing Springs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

GAINES MILL HANOVER MY.
VA. August tSpc,al-old Hanover
10 coming 20 the front bravely MS a place
for fun. The annual sunday school picnic
Of Cethsewan4 church was held on
Wednesday. with quite a large crowd IN
attendance. Every one seemed 10 have
q good time
Visitors from n distance were the Misses
Puucr. Of Richmond. Mis- Earnest. Of
Portsmouth. and Miss prosser. Of Rich
m0nl
a picnic and tournament was given
10 Salem on Thursday The successful
knight of the tournament VS. Mr Lu-
clan Haw. son Of Hon. George r. Haw.
and Mr. Alonzo Han won second honors
Miss Lizzie Uowlcs one of Hanover s.
fairest daughters. was crowned queen
of love and beauty.
Tho dam OF NeWman's miil-pond, that
was broken some time ago, IS undergoing
repair.
Miss Matte Nues. Of Richmond, Is
visiting The Mis- p Bowies.
Miss CrWHp and Nr. Powers. Of Rich
mond. are or "a visit % fhe home OF Sir.
6. u. SaI,y.
Mis- Rosa Merrill daughter OF PROBES
scr Merrill Of Richmond. who has been
visiting tie Miss,s curtis returned to
her home yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
NELSON JOTTINGs'
Meath Of "a Lady-Keiigious ana
social Notes.

rOvTNGsTON. VA. August H-(spe-
o,o,,-Nfrs Tinsley Campbell died on Fri
aav al the home Of her father Mr.. faiIs'
after n long nln'ss. She leaves nus
band and little son 70 mourn their ioss'
pov Phllin Cabell. OF Wilmington, Del
- ependlng the summer at MS country
nome. near vingina, Nelson county. ne
nra,ched on Sunday at Midway MiI!s ="
- r. Blankenship began a series
~ services at Montreal on sunday, ana
has been preaching through the week 70
large conversations. 4 number OF per
-. bavs prof-ssed religion under his
NJ I y. whitehead. OF this place, is
spandlng a couple OF weeks at |opo
Island. D.
Mrs, r. J. Hancock. Of Lynchburs. Is
,,,sitir1 her father. Judge George 5. Ste
yens. in I.OvingstOn.
Mr. Charles $. Adams and two children
~ I.vnchburg, returned home wednesday
after visiting Mr. c. T. Adams.
Mrs I A. clark and laughter, OF PITTS
hurr. IA. are visiting Mrs. o. T. Lov'ns'
IN the place. ,,s.,. l.
Miss Lizzie Entwlsle. OF Alexandria Is
visiting her brother. hr Ed Eni" sic.
Mrs. I. 7. Spencer Is visiting her daush-
ter. Mrs. ". O. McCorHle. IN haFFisoh-
/ burg. ,. 4.
Mics Clare Reynolds. ~ lynchburg. j.
The guest OF Mis-. Sallic Il ynoids. Of Nor
wood. ,,-,,
Mrs. Gaines and family. OF Richmond
arc visiting Mrs. Gain's's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Conner, OF Norwood; g.,
Miss Maggie Gilmor OF Alhem,rle, is
visiting Miss Maud william. al "insina'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

returned from Charlottesville. where they
spent the summer.
Mr. James Quaries. Of Louisville. KY.
Is the guest OF his parents, Or ana Mrs.
James \. ouarics.
Nisq Minnie Mullen. OF Roanoke, Is
visiting Mrs John Shendon.
Dr and Mrs J. s Gardiner. are visiting
relatives in Fauquier county.
Judge j. r.. Tyson and family. Of Mont
roncrv. Ala. are the guests OF Mrs.
Martha Jordan.
Mr. G. r. X. Warner has gone on a
trim TO Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles \. Huffman. OF Roanoke.
SIS visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas VI. Whit
field
Mr.. Robert Jordan, Of Memphis. Tenn.
IS the guest Of relatives here.
Mi y. Il. Gorcll. Jr., IS spending a
vacation nj Norfolk.
Mrs. John Chapman and Mr.. Tracy
Clarke. Of Chicago. are visiting Mrs. John
6. cross. near Ciemc-ia. this county.
SIR. and Mrs. Walter L. McCorkle. Of
New York city. are the guests Of Mrs.
William H. McCorkle. near Lexington.
Professor J. llendren Cornell. Of the
Chair OF Modern Languages at Wake
Fores, college. North Carolina, Is visiting
his parents this week.
The ntty-sixth session % the Virginia
Military Institute Will open on September
4'h. and the session Of tha Washington
and Lee University will open on SIP
tember 18Th. The grounds and buildings
az both schools have been thoroughly
renovated, and everything is now ready
for the new college sessions From the
present indications both schools will have
large attcnlanccs.
Lewis Hughes. a respectable col)red
RAN. who was for a number II years a
jauitor az the Washington ard Lee Uni
verslty and who viii be remembered by
many old students. was adudecd insane
a few days ago. and he will be sent 10
the Petersburg Hospital.
The College Hin Baptist Sunday school
Of Lyuchbure was here Wednesday. and
spent the day picnicknc on thc beautiful
Virginia Military Institute grounds There
were $50 in the party and it was by far
the largest excursion of its character
ever here.
Tha weather here this month has been
exceedingly oppressive on account ~ the
humidity and the carly portions q N
nights have been very warm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Falls.

RHEUMATISM Positively Cured.
Acute or Muscular Rhcumatism relieved
AZ once. Shooting pains IN arms. less,
side hack. or breast. or soreness Of any
na-t NJ body cured in from one 70 three
hours Chronic rheumatism. Sc.au-a. or
Iumbaro banished permanently. CA
TARRH. no matter how serious, Guaran-
ICED cure by only safe treatment HEAD
ACHE from whatever cause, Positively
pelieved in from three 20 seven minutes
KIDNEY troubles in all forms; LIVER
complaints. Blliousness. Jauniice. Con-
e,ination always cured. DYSPEPSIA,
r,disestion. all stomach Troubles per
manently relieved. COLDS, COUGHS
and inciplent Lung Troubles succo fuzzy
800, NERVOUS Diseases. NEj Raj
or, ASTHMA. Diseases Of the BLOOD
u,IGEIN Diseases all cured by Nun
,,,-,.s Hon,oe opathic Remedies. All Drug
lists for mostly y cents each. II YOU
srs IN doubt as 10 your disease write =
r.,,oee,r MT-NYON 1906 ARCH
c.rrrET PHILADELPHIA. giving iull
ABSORPTION Of symptoms. lie VIII dag,
rose your case, and give YOU full beneft
~ his advice ABSOLUTELY FREE
Remedies sent to any address on receipt
Of price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Machine Company Chartered.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. August 17.-(Spe-
cialJ-Judge Keith Norton. Of tho Coy
poration Court Of this city, yesterday
granted n charter Of Incorporation to the
Union Automatic Machine Company, OF
Washington, p. G. This company. which
proposes to manufacture. sell. and lease
all sorts Of machines and machinery. has
It's capital stock h1e1 AZ 5000. Its prln-
cinol office IS 10 be located in this city
with Mr.. John s. Beach as its agent
here. The following is the list 81 it.
officers. al Of whom are Of Washington:
y. II. Warner. president; benjamin But
terworth. president; Edward W. De
knight. secretary. AMI Luther a. swart-
Zell. treasurer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

No. Is. I5c yard-compare with your
CSC. quality
No. q. l7c. yard-compare with your
Poe. Quality.
Every yard perfect. nothing the matter.
only an 0verstOcKed manufacturer, VINO
need q cash.
or our Mems Finest 81 Soft Ncgligee
Shirts. with attached collars and Guns,
We nave every size. IN quite an assori-
. ment. with which sc give ever
guarantee as heretofore, but the price
rs row 7Jc.
Ittcd up on the landing. between the
u.st and second doors. the increasing
.' ,'nese OF which nerossitttes the o.,
moVal from the basement.
There are lots ~ shoes. the boxes
~ which are different from those 10
De us In ire new department. lhe@e
ace 70 be closed out before the re-
Tloyal.
Frs, lot-Tadies' French -Kli Hand
Turned Oxfords. Yale and Piccadilly
toe. so value FOR sl2s
Second lot-Ladies Dongola, Patent
Third lot.-Ladies' Tan Goat Lace
Shoes. e value g0r f2S
Fourth lot.-Misses' Russet Goat SAN
da.s win bow ana buckets. $50
value. for SIC.
Fifth lot Misses Patert-Leather
Nomps. hani-turned. bow and buckles.
e. - value. for csc
'Si5 IN lot. -Childr-n's Russct Goat-san-
dals. hand-turned. bow. and buckles.
to o $50 value for &c
Seventh lot.-Boys Sptin-Calf Lace
shoes. sl.;J value. for CSC.
Do you mind "A hanikerchief slightly
rumpled. but not dirtled, IN the least'
We bought leo OF them-l5c he, 2lc..
25c-ecsllOped-e Swiss embroidered
ones. that are 10 b. thrown out on
sale at Zoe. each. you can buy one or
as many a. you want.
To make the sale more interesting a.
clean 100 - the ~ pc and TO-. seal
loped- Edgs Swiss Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs ara - be sold for 7c. each.
This IS the lowest price that Swi+s-Em-
hrod red Handkerchlefs have ever sold
for,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

m ,,srls Duck. Navy and WHITE. BACK
-, strinel. also other light ana
-. cot,rs sold at l2l--c.; Joss P''~N'
61-4c. -..t., muck loss price,
so yards II l--c H''''''-
loS. y ,'sccs Extra Quality Percale' choice
-.itt.rn7. - t-2c. = ,,r,c.
- rieces Good Check Mushn' io7'
~. rl',r,r 70 l-2c. Fannellette Reps
90. ,,.r.,rrars. loss price. Zoe. YARD
io 80 outing. in dark coloFs' fesH-
L. ,ir value: los price, 6l-ic' 40,
'aI ~ r.~,cts in TarIeta More, loss price,
~ ~ yire-scrsens. loss price Zoe; eacn.
o' o'.ss Ne. Apron G.nghams' loss price,
&c, VA. Sa.'' cbole. OF our l2i--c. Liconets'
ne and Lawns. loss price, &C. ya'"'
4 pieces OF the iG 2-Sc. "hite D'''''''' '
pr n d11en Ladies Swiss Ribbed Nes's'
,-.~. r. each; sold at exactly douo'e
Isdles' snk Vests, Bl,ck Blue "n''e'
,nd Pink. loss price, sec.
navy LOSSES ~ OUR HOSIERY
DEPARTMENT.
r,s ,sq.9c BOYS Ribbed Hose sizes
- ~, 10 wears. loss price. Joe; r..
re 100. Ladies Hermsdotl -D!e
PICK Uos,. loss price. pairs Tor -oc' =.
Csn,lemen's imported Han lose III
p,.ci and Tan. loss prize. loo pair
w.n's Boston Carriers loss price i'''
pair. ,os,,s aud gem
rernsn. IN newest shapes, loss price, Hc'
each. rr,,roi loss
price &c. yard. -,.,,. ,oss
rinse Drlpery. in great variety loss
price. Z 1-2c yard. 80
our entire stock OF Muslin caps 70 De
closed out at less than cost
e cans. COO. SIC. Caps. pc.
lm nuslln Caps. nicely trimmed loss
/ price Zoe. ..., ,..hs
New Jet Trimmings. assorted widths
/ loss price. &c. yard. 1910.
/ 81 Thomas Bay Rum quart po''les'
former price. sc; loss price. Zoe.
: cakes OF Buttsrmilk Soap for l9c.
CORsETs LESS THAN COST.
p & G.. Cors.ts, Thomson's Corsets'
nr Warmers Health Corssts, loss price
/ 5Oc each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Hurt while Hiding Her Wheel.

Miss Blanche Semon, daughter OF Mrs
Sophie Scmon. Of 5i3 east Broad street
met with a serious accident the other
day while riding her bicycle on west
Broad street. Miss SeIOn was travelling
II Il high rate Of speed. when her wheel
came in contact with a brick lying In The
middle of the road. and She was thrown
violently 70 the ground Some friends
who were with The young lady at the time
came To her assistance. and II was found
that her knee was dis.ocatci. 4 carriage
was summoned. and Miss Semon was
driven home and medical aid was called
In. At last reports Miss Semon was pro-
crossing favOab,y, but II will probably
be some weeks before she Will be able
To- walk again
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
DIR. Thomas on Richmond College.

ROANOKE, VA. August 15.-tSpecial) -
The address at the meeting Of the Valley
Baptist Association al Nir'on. by Rev
W. j. Thomas. j. H.. professor Of PHI
loeorhv iu Richmond College. made in
behalf q that institution aroused great
enthusiasm Professor g. f. Cooke pro-
rouncad 80 a wonderful effort. and tho ass
soc!atiou passed resolution calling upon
The Doctor TO furnish il for publication.
DR. Thomas paid a hrh tribute 20 tie
trustees OF Richmord College. and SAID
he did not believe that any college had
d noblcr Board of Trustees lie further
more said tha: long years ago when Pro-
f4eeor T. ". Boatwrght was STUDENT
I'M his class be- was SO impressed Win
his great ana many sided ability that
ha hen proyhcsiel that II his life were
srar,d be would 90 for education IN
the south what Francis Wayland han
Ioue for the North. Or Thomas SAID ]
tbo,cht So then. and l think 50 now
ana thank cod that never III my DAY
has the college had brighter prospect
,r,n M present" DR.. Thomas also sald
nat now that the great and learned
John +. Minor has been taken from us
fhcre is no better law Instructor IN Fr,
,,lnia than Judge Gregory, Of Richmond
CoIffre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Your boy his two months yet In which
to wear Wash suit or Clotnes.
Every one we have here's 20 years
former price, 81 10 N.50. are no" sell
ing for ,Jc. -
Wouldn't IL pay you TO buy tor these
two months wear and next season
Plain German silver llllpy ilNdt1s,
with opera chains TO match. ooc. tcr
chsin and heart. Is one OF the speclllS
al the iewelry counter. SILVER flate
Dolt buckles. with raised initial let
ters for l5c is another;
\ clearing sale here sold us arr
entirely out OF Navy Blue Sturs
skirts and suits. but with the opoW
OF the store this Monday motnlnt
almost entire new assortment aN
Won You must knew We could H
tben 10 great advantage this late
the season. This advantage Is a.
yours. -.
A BASKET PICNIC. -Oblong. Round
and Square Work Baskets or lahcy
cOl0red straw, and toinred Grass
Lunch and school Bags-5,oC or them
on sale here at Zoe. choice. -
A FURRY IN COTTONS.-Ihe w ASH
cotton Dress Goods business TINS sea
son was never equalea IN alS A., ,,ot
year. strange 20 say. Glnsnams did nor
soil as well as Others-htnce or an lht
big stock We bought, G,nghams alone
remain q be sold. 81,
DO YOU think We VIII sen thcm iie''
- i.2c "Dress-,;.nghams. l-2c. yard.
ice Dress-Ginghsms, lie yard;
Sc. Dress-Ginghams. l-Zc. yar1'
SIC Imported Gin-hams, lpc. yafi'
9Oc Imported GinEhams. Zoe. yafd.
c5c Imporfed Glnghams. Zoe. ydrd;
.0c imported Ginghams, Zoe yard. n.
Pretty patterns and ugly patterns VI
All coiors go IN this saie'
Should YOU want ElbbD NJ, mere Is mere
an assortment that doubles any, Tor
mer stock II Is accounted for ny n
T. mendous purchase Of Pure-Silk-satln
Ribbons ia
Black.
White.
Cream.
2 shades % Pink;
3 shades OF Light-Blue;
. shades Of Navy,
3 shades OF Red. ~,
Iayenders. f.lacs. and Niles.
10 :. SC. yard.-compare with your lec.
NJ Z Sc. yard-compare with your
I2l-2c. quality.
No. ., ioc.-compare with your &c.
No. IL IL l-2c. yard-compare with your
&c. quality.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

LEXINGTON. VA. August H-'Spc-
,.I-Dr Henry A. White has returned
o. m a tlrIf t9 North Carolina.
.Ir and Nrs aired l.. ko0ncs are az
Atlantic ll.y.
Mfs Ia,u Hasklns is visiting friends
in brunswick county.
ar O.. rs. Vaughan has returned from
ttp tl Roanoke city.
1r Charles Myers o. az Atlantic city
General 5r-tt Snip has returned from
o.. Crcrrlusr White.
ar William 3D. henderson. - the Mem
EhIs Bar, graduate Of tho Warrington
ono Ice University. Is visiting friends
here
Mr Edward L. Graham has gone on
tn o. Philadelphia.
LL and Mrs Hunter Pendleton rave
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

The secretary Of the Ice Mission re-
quests the Dispatch 10 acknowledge the
following contributions - that noble
charity: H. W T., 25c.: \. Pizzni, Jr.. 3.
through the Dispatch box. \ Friend OF
the Poor" Charlottesville, 81; Cyrus
Bossieux. J0c.; s. J.. q, Joc.: cash, $i2s'
Tines box. Csc. Airs r. y. Carter
Through West & Johnston, s.; box at
West Johnston n rs, l5c.; box az T.
\. A4uer's uptown Dispatch office. 49,
box az Morriss. $Loa. Total. 1895.
Notice az contribution Of s. from Mr..
Fairfax C. Jones. the proceeds of little
lce-cream sale az sunni rteld.' sta
plcs's Crossing. on the Richmond, Fred
ercksburg and Potomac railway, has
also been received.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

WINDSOR. y. c.. August E-(Spe-
.ciall-Icn White. "a negro man. fell Of
a truck belonging 10 lumberroad.
near Colera!n. yesterday. The truck
wheels run over ole OF his legs. which
was injured 50 badly that it had TO Be
amputttel.
William r. Bernard. aged ., promi-
neut farmer Of this county died NJ his
residence. near Windsor. yesterday
Mary Wlnifrel SmlllW)od. AGED =, died
Yesterday al The residence ~ her brother
Robert W Smauwood. in the Indian
woods. Of general debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Horse Thief Captured.

BLACKSBURG, VA. August T-(spe-
cial )-Ssmuel Cricgs. who had stolen two
horses from Mr.. Miller; Of 'Tazsweil
county. was captured with the two horses
on yesterday by J. 7. Hardwick, Of
BiackshuTg. G. 7. Painter. Of Tazewell.
and others. \ reward Of so had beer
offered for his arrest. lie had passed
near town with the horses, and traded
a young brother OF NJ Hariaicks one
Of them FOR a watch. The men followed
his trail % 1919 Springs and surrounded
the house be was in 'u.t before day. He
Vas brought 20 Christianshurg and taken
thence TO Tazewell last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
sidney Lodge Delegates.

The following delegates to District
Lodge. No. !, 10 be held August I'd
at Soldiers Home. will represent Sid
rcv Lodge. No. AS. Independent order
of Good Tcmplars: Rev. Edward vii
liams. Mrs. George X Merriman. Miss
Maggie PlersOn. Mrs Emmett Hill. Mis-,
Belle MCGOWAN. and Miss Bessie White
The alternates are Mr.. r. n. Donnan
Miss Belle Donnan. Miss lone Smith
Mr.. L. Russell Smith. Mrs. Herbert l.
Hulce
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
NehcrrIu Notes.

MEHERRIN, VA. August i7-(SpecialD
Miss Jessie Booker. Of Pamplin. IS
visiting MISS Ewing. at Cherry Hill"
Miss Aurela Powers, OF Richmond.
who has been visiting friends here for
several weeks. will leave Monday for
Halifax.
The series of meetings which have been
conducted at Wesleyan church by Rev.
a. y. Sharpe closed last night with a
very able sermon by Or. William r. Ed
wards, Of Danville.
The farmers IN this vicinity are very
cheerful over the prospects for a fine
--fald Of corn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
ptppoNs LESS THAN COST.


No pure SIX Ribbons, Sc: Nos. y
and Is. Pure silk Ribbon. = lie; Nos.
Y and 20. Pure SIX Ribbons, lsc
so yards Solid and Figured Crepons. &c.
IS the loss price.
1000 yards y and 25c. Scotch Ginghams'
loss price. DC. yard.
30 bales Cotton Batting. Tor quilts. % b.
sold NJ 4 loss price just for an advertise
Another. lot Of Ia Toe. white Bed
~ Any Of our 81 ard 75c. Ladies' Waists.
3 piece, AIl-Weol Black Henrietta, for
Nor price 1jc. loss price. otc,
10 pieces six Warp Black Henrietta, loss
prce Joc. sold at 81 yard.
our vast stock Of COlorel Dress Goods
AT your own price. " positively do not
intend carrying piece over.
90 Combination Purse and Card-Case'
a variety OF styles. llss price, DC.
20 dozen Mems white and C1lored Bor-
dersd HluderkerchiefS loss price. Be-,
IS dozen Ladies Embroidered Hand
kerchlef,, sold al Is 20 AMI 20c., loss p7ice.
BOYS CLOTHING.
4 glance A. this department will cause
You % wonder why We wish % slaughter
such nice. desirable goods. We have our
reason for selling you a 81 - suit for zoe.
a $50 suit FOR 81. a g Suit for Sl5e.
Boys Knee Pants wonders, Any OF our
30, 49, and 35c Pants FOR .5c.
Boys Wash Suits less than cost
LADIES SEPARATE SKIRTS ALMOST
GIVEN AWAY.
Black Crepe skirts, sold at -; loss
price Si6S
3 Black Figured Crepe skirts. loss price,
$50. sold A $50.
Black Embossed SILK Skirt. loss
price. pss: sod at SIS.
Separate skirts at s.. Separate skirts at
$50 ana sail less than cost.
BOOKS BOOKS! BooKsl
We are the recognized leaders IN this
line Every new Book Of note you can
always find on orr shelves and on our
many Book counters.
r. Marion Crawford's latest Love IN
Idleness." cloth. $l39.
THE Yelled Doctor" by N1rina Davis
6oc.
"Chffons Marriage" by "Gyp' tnee
Miss HaXall. OF this city,. 4Sc.
THE Mystery of C.00mler," by Doyle:
Dolly Dialogues" by Anthony Hope, and
1000 others, in cloth. handy forms, PC.
Tho Works Of Z. z. Roe in ornamental
attire. 39c q volume.
"Friez" and "Macarla," by Augusta
Evans 81. each.
less than &c: loss price. BE-.
The price OF our and Zoe. Books - lc.
80 boxes Good Quality Wrlung-Paper,
Envelopes. go in box, loss price. isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
MUNYON'S
REMEDIES CURE.

snxe Doctors BilIs-Curc Yourself
Mt Trining Cost-Munyons "Gufde
IN Health" Free mt All Druggists.
VIII Tell You HOw-Rcmcdics Sold
Mostly ut ONLY TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS-A single bottle May Cure
you-smnII Doses. Pleasant To Take.
Don't FIJI Your system with In
furious Drugs-Nunyon's Remedies
VIII Cure when Everything Else
Fails.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Successful Meeting.

FORK UNION, VA, august i''-,ol''-
.,ai, Desni,c the excessive heat and the
Ips, ,bo rrotracted meeting here, under
,h. conduct Of pr. Hatcher. and which
..i,.,s Yesterday. was attended by un-
-rec,icntca thronzs Forty-hFe persons
we're added % the church.
Mr.. ualdon watkins, OF Richmond'
contributed much % the interest OF me
ueetiag by his valuable aid I'm the song
service." which was marked feature OF
The occasion.
The drought. which has prevailed since
Tho nrst ~ tho month. has already ma
tcriaIy shortened the yield Of highland
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ments spread. which all present heartily
enjoyed. The ladies' present were Mrs.
Horne. Mics Lottie Starkc. Misses Horne.
Louise Ernest. Isabelle Jones: Fuller. OF
Richmond. Sue Vaughan, OF Middi sex.
and MAY Timberlake The gentlemen were
the Messrs. King. Mr.. c. +. Thomas
Mr.. Sidney Johnson. Mr. Richard Horne.
Mr. Sidney Ellyson Mr.. Ned. Horne MI.
Nevm1n. Mr.. Ned. Starka. DIR. Dettrick.
Nj Welies Curtis. the Mcssrs. Fuller. OF
Richmond and others
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Miss walden and the young ladies OF
her dancing academy gave delightful
picnic at Forest Hin Park THURSDAY eve
rtro Dancing was the main feature
80 tho entertainment There were about
,Xyentv-fve couples present. who tripped
tho LIGHT fantastic All present pro-
nouuccl AN evening Of rare pleasure.
The Young ladies' served lunch TO their
gentlemen friends. after which dancing
wa. resumed.