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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
The Old Spinning-Whecl.

Chicago RecordD
IL used 10 stand IN the kitchen, in
corner CHEEKY and bright,
Where the burning l0g IN the fireplace
shot up glowing fountains OF light.
And IN. cracking flames played hide ana
seek with the shadows hid aw ~
In the yawnng mouth OF the chimney, so
awfully huge and gray;
Or leapei out on the red brick hearth ana
danced with the shadows there.
While the old wheel kept the best or time
in the frelights ntful glare.
Singing and spinning,
Spinning and singing,
Now fast and faster IL turns,
And the flames leapei high.
And the shadows danced by
When grandmother used 10 SPIN.
The wool on the old brown spindle was as
snowy as the snOwcrifis OUTSIDE.
And seemed as We watched IL Whiriihs
round ike a SNOWFALL taking a rlde.
Then winding the yarn IN big ROUND
bah. so firm and soft and white,
We were almost afraid IL woult trtly
melt In the heat Il the open iireliSH''
But tossed IL about and watched II sro"'
as the wheel kept buzzing round
And laughed and rompef IN the ruil.
glow. and thought II the sweetest
sound.
Spinning and singing.
Singing and spinning,
Now fast and faster II turns,
And the flames leapei hlsh,
And the shadows danced by
When grandmother used TO SPIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

feet on north side of Baker street supJ'''
TO deed OF trust of 81. 100. sli0.
G. q. Ryan's trustee to Emma ~ Nop''
~ feet on Floyd avenue northeaS' CUT
ner Of Lombardy street s,.lW.
James W. Shields 10 Emma, wire Oh
Philip Metz 22 seet on west slue o,
FL thteenth street between Broad anu
Grace. sl.on.
H. Seldom Taylor and wife to Henry l."
and Arthur g. CaDeli. one seventh IN
terest IN house and lot No. 22l Governor
street. S72j.
Henrico. g. l.. Christian. specshl COM
missioner. to James n. Barton io,s I
and I'm block %. Barton Heights. $50.
BENJAMIN +. Ford and wife 10 John ii.
Shurm rs Rs acres. sSi1.
oscar Gibbs. sr. and wife to Edward
Gibbs. s acres between New Market ana
Kingsand roads. $50.
lanes y T. I,e,sh 10 r. Ashby and
william +. Wickham. same deed report
ed from Chancery Court yesterday. s0'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
Tcstjur Vnrton Heights Gas.

\ five-hours' test was given the new
gas made on Barton Heights on Wednes-
day night. This gas ~ generated from
pine wood. an inexhaustible supply OF
which surrounds Richmond. and gives a
flame of 70-candl" power. II can be pro-
ftably manufactured. II Is claimed, al
q cents per 1.o'J cubic feet
There were a number Of gentlemen
present at the experiment" said Mr. J.
n. Barton yesterday. and all were much
pleased with the test. II everything
turns out a. promised By the promoters
a company will be organized by Richmond
men and the manufacture OF gas begun.
From the experiments 50 far made every
thing has been as promised. and
letters from Ellenville, y. y. state that
the system has been in operation there
FOR over two years. even the streets be-
ing lighted by IT,"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

many words that II he Gisregarded Great
Brltain's orders II would be at the price
OF his throne.
That the Sultan will make some SORT "a
show of refusal 10 sui nit to Grea' Dit
tain's demands is 10 be expected. ~ II
very necessary that he should do So III
order to retain mis- prestige among the
faithful But. to use homely phrase
he knows fun we'll upon which side his
bread Is buttsred." and when BRUSH war
vessels appear abreast Of Constan,inople,
he Will not be long in findirs way TO
hack down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
DunLards Coming to Virginia.

Rev Sam II. Myers. the pioneer OF
the DUnkaris Is now at Toan0. sta
ton on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway.
between Richmond and Newport News.
where he IS selecting quite a lot Of lanu,
upon which. il is said. the Dunkard coll
ony will locate in the near future. The
lands in this section are very fine and
fertile. In the last few years the farms
around Toano have developed into such
truck-raisers that a barrel and crate
factory has been built there 70 supply
the demand for these articles.
The Dunkards are q thrifty, law
abiding, domestic people, excellent till
ers Of the soil. and value 20 COM
munlty. There are large colonies OF
them in Manitoba. Minnesota, North Da-
kota, and Washington. in all Of which
places they are regarded as high class
OF citizens.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

The Dispatch has the effrontery to
imagine the people will not discover
the dishonesty Of the so-callcd suffrage
problem scheme. The Dispatch quotes
the substance Of the constitutional pro-
vision which inhibits the abridgment
etc, on account of race. color. or pre-
vious condition OF servtude." and admits
that certain States have proceeded to
restrict suffrage 'in such manner as
10 disfranchise many negro voters"
Does any one imagine that any other
motive actuated the latter action than
the race. color. or previous condition of
servitude" fact?-Wytheville Democrat.
Mississippi seems to have solved the
negro problem for herself without VIC
lating the fifteenth amendment. and
South Carolina will before long solve Il
for herself without violating that amend
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
JARDlNIERES.

I lot Large and Small-Size Fancy Jar
dirieres. Clipped and damagei IN
transit regular prices nc., N.yN ana
s. choice Of any at l3c.
I lot OF Fine Carlsbad-China- fllted-
Edge Ice-Cream Saucers at &c. each'
from l0c.
lot Decorated China Sugar Dishes
Cream Pitchers. and Soap STANDS AT
Zoe. from - and 3lc.
lot Decorated After-Dinner cups anu
Saucers az 81. each. &c.,
I lot OF Decorated Cups ana Saucefs'
full size. AZ &c.
1 small III Of Hotel Dishes nj %. each.
6 Large Meat Platters. slightly Clipped
Fine Carlsbad-China Dinner Set, nicely
decorated. pieces short. at SlSN' from
only Decorated Chamber set, 70 pieces.
soap-s,and top short. az N-S5. nom
lot Of Fancy Cake Moulds at SC. each
large size. ,,,,,. e..-.,.-..
Wash-Baslns. Dairy-Pans. Walters
Knife and Fork-Trays. Saucepaiis'
buckets. COffee-P0ts. Perforated Tie
Plates. and other useful articles al &C.
each .,
4 Handsome Reception-Chairs. finished
I'm White and Gilt. Pink and CIT am
Blue ana Gilt. az s., former price -
Large High-Back Rattan locking
chairs. slightly damaged. ar 81. 49,.
Fire oak Rocker. leather az tpadly
damaged. AZ soc.. from firL
. Fineiy-U phOls,erei y-tarriases'
slightly soiied. at so, from ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

Suits were entered In the City Circuit
Court Yesterday as follows:
Silverman & Wischanski against II. A.
Atkinson. Damages. sloo
Citizens Bank OF Richmond against
w. F..Kay. Debt, $3.50.
Citizsns' Bank OF Richmond against
Il. $. K.cel Debt. s2sJ.
Citizens Bank of Richmond against
George Turner. Debt. $500
C,,iz.ns' Bank of Richmond against
Kate Roberts Debt $22i50.
citizens Bank OF Richmond against
r. Il. lee and Carrie Nelson. Debt. <l5.
Suit was filed I'm the Law and Equity
Court to-day by Maria Bactgulupo against
- Sonima and wife Damages. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANi'

The DAILY DISPATCH Is DELIVERIES "
subscribers at FIFTEEN CEN'S pe.
week. payable to the carrier
Mailed a, s. per annum: %
months. 1850 for three mon'"s' W.
sne month. Price per copy ''"''
The WEEKLY DISPATCH a' '
annum. .,.o ma,
annurs. or 75c. for six months
Subscriptions In all cases payap'e III ~
yance. and no paper conhnueu ai'e' .n
expiration OF the time PAID io'-
cos,.or,,ce rnoney-order. check. or regis
.e,sa letter Currency sent by mail VIII
no a, tho risk of the sender. Subscribers
w,sbing their post-ofice changed must
-,,,s the,r old as well as their new posi-
Office. Sample copies free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

Bike" and "electrocute" are about the
worst travesties on words that were
ever foisted upon a longsuffering public
New York Tribune
Bike" is a good word. 1t Is short.
easily pronounced. has no synonym, AID
Is not OF doubtful meaning. I-lectro-
cute" is insufferably bad. 1t is not
a good word. II is not short. 1t has
nothing 70 recommend II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
TO BE u Permanent Chorus.

The German mixed chorus has deter
mined 10 become a permanent organiza-
tion, and the following committee has
been appointed to manage its affairs:
Mrs. G. Richardson. Mrs. II. Greener.
Mrs. e. +. Mutter and Miss Lizzie Kobe,
AMI Messrs F.. \. Stumpf Charles Gas
ser. and Professor Charles +. Mutter.
Four new members Joined the chorus
Wednesday night-viz.. Mrs. Lizzie
Hickey. Miss Anna ODonoghue. Mr..
Charles Garlewin, hid Mr.. Jacob Schnur-
:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
THE COHEN co.

3 Thomson's Glove-Fi.tlng Corsets-sizes
&c. o. anu "e'e d. remnant
2 j. y. Corsets-size Is-were 81. rem
ART DEPARTMENT.
1 lot Tray-Cloths. were 10. 10. and i2izc..
remnant price o..
Stamped DoyIies. were ioc.. remnant
price &c.
Round Centrepeces. stamped. with
scc were 70 80. =. and nc
Stamped Laun6ry-Bags. were 81 and 'sc..
remnant price --.
2 Linen Scarfs. hemstltched and fringei,
were Sc. each. remnant price pc
BOOKS.
q odd Books were q. 8, 81, 20 ana Zoc.,
remnant price isc.
G. Paper Bound Books. were AZ, 80. q.
and l0c.. remnant price &c:
u odd Rocks. were ~ and DC, remnant
price &C.
boxes Pound Paper and Envelopes. e9c.
value. remnant price l5c. !
10 boxes OF Paper. were 70 and 3sc.'
remnant price l0c.
To-day will be one OF the great
est Odd and-End sales the House
furnishing Department has ever
had.
big lot OF Finely Engraved Initial Thin
Water Tsmblers az Sc. each. from sl4s
a dozen
81 Fire-Polished. star-Cut-Bottom Tun-
blerS at lc. each.
II only Of the Prettiest-Pattern Large
Glass Dishes that sold for SIC, al SOC
. 10 only Large Hotel GOblets at 20. efcn.
3 only Large Glass Bowls. pretty pat
tern. AT Sc, from 25c
bohemian Wine Sets. neatly deco
rated with fOrgei-me-nots. pieces,
FOR &c. from si69.
Six dozen Clothespins for &c.
I2 Large Rolls Perforated Toilst-Paper
az 20. each.
Market-B Baskets. tops slightly imper-
feet. regular price Sc. for l5c.
5 LOng-liandle Small busters al 'c.
each
Finely-Carved oak Wall-Brackets.
with fine. large shelf attached with
brass chain. was 81 -. reduced 10 soc.
! Solid steel Ice-picks. with steel cap,
at Sc. each, from ioc
Four i-Shelf BOokracks AZ sc.
9 only Best quality Hearth-Brooms at
C.. each
lot Silexo Securing Soap, wrappers
torn. p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
EscaDcd from the RefOrmatOry.

John A. Sou,hall and Sherwood Skinner
two white boys who escaped from the
reformatory at Laurel. are now wanted
by the police. 4 reward OF $40 each has
been offered FOR .heir recapture Skin
ner is Richmond lad. while Southall
is from Amelia county. and was recent
IS pardoned out Of the penitentiary by
Governor OFerrall on the condition that
have himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
MILLER & RHOADS
EDUC tTiONtI.
MGIIitI.,s sllinnf



Founded in ls5. session ..-. rr,
DAY. SEPTEMBER -ntt. if.. ...r,
men ana one Buslnee ...
teaching ia upper school t...
the lower. Roll FOR l~f- Ir...
boys fOi any American university
lege. and for the military. r.... ..t...
nicai schools. IN addition f
teachers already arI0sr.
Edmund Harrison. llte profess ....
in Richmond College f.rr
ALSO. viii give Us q porto.
UNIVERSITY AND CDLLLf- IS
University ~ virginia.
seventeen diplomas in tte ...
courses. Washington ans Doe
Two degrees. Elk diploma .r.
lions. Richmond Coilese U.s.. .-.
twenty-five diplomas ans
Virginia Military Institute rr.
30 fOIrth class. fret Boz uf'Hs
third class. high rank i.r ..s. ..-r...
iaiiEes four promoted Do I.
medal for oratury 'ullm. rt
O.. Cornell AMI Leh.sh Tr...r..f-s E..
Stevens Institute. Each
tive. who graduated With dee
For further particulars germ. &
catalogues lu book stores. .r
JOHN 10
~ ! u.ffr
IS if-eOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
Very Plain Words,

There was nothing ambiguous in Lord
Gal!sbury's warning 10 Turkey. II was
an imperative command 10 the Sultan TO
reform the situation In Armenia. and be
In a hurry about 4. The Sultans pre-
negatives were characterized as only
nominal" and ais independence" as
only formal" and he was told In 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

Austria-Hungary may be said 10 he
watching with deep sollcitude at the bed
side OF Archdukc Francis Ferdinand.
who Is seriously Ill. Should he die his
Younger brother. Otto. who Is one of the
most thoroughly hated men in the dual
monarchy, would become heir presumptive
tn tho throne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

The cat Delegate Allen let out Of the
ma,l tub at the Malone Hobson honest
elections" meeting at Mecklenburg Court
house takes on more decided North
Carolina fusionst hue than ever. viewed In
the light OF the action of the Halifax Re-
publicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

l07 NORTH PINE STREET.
OPENS MONDAY. r.P|.N.
New pupils enrolled Ir.l.
nth Boys PREPARED flr .e..
verslty. Fully eqlple. -turl.
competent. Instructor ir.
stores. FOR further
O. ". Motley. Ae.l.r.. 3d. o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

There was a lively covering movement
IN Tobacco In New York yesterday. The
stock was pressed for sale. and broke
from y5 "a TO 81 1-4ga3 3-S. according TO
our report on rumors that the Attorney
General OF New York intended to bring
suit under the antitrust law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
Property Tru nsfers.

Richsnond: CITY OF Richmond TO C.. II.
Reid, - feet on east side OF First street
near Hyrd. E0.
Edwnrd 5. Browns trustee 10 j. w.
Crump. 26 feet on 81, Paul street south
west corner Of Charity. fis,.
Bartlett Davis TO Horace Hodges. rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
NOT A CANDIDATE.
s-~s-s-~-~--
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA,
August y, 1895.
A CARD.

hereby withdraw my name as a can
didate for the Democratic senatorial
nomination from the district composed Of
Fiuvanna. Appomattox. and buckingham.
Pressing business engagements not con-
tempiatei at the time | announced my
candidacy render this withdrawal impera-
tive
au 30-lt CAMM PATTERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

PRICES THAT YOU WILL JUMP AT.
Canton Flannel Sc.
Canton Flannel. O..
Canton Flannel. &C.
Canton Flannel. s..
5nda vsr1is of canton Flannel 70 be sold
FOR a commission merchant, That cOIli
not be- disposed Of IN one lot. So We
viii retail these Flaunels AZ wholesale
prices We don't limit the quantity.
You can buy as little or as mucn as
YOI- WILL NEED \
CHENILLE TABI.E-CONER
To MAKE YOUR APARTMENTS COY.
Chenille Table-COvers, &c.
Chenille Tab.e-C0yers. o5c.
Chenille Table-Coyers, 75c.
Chenille Table-COyers, 81.
Damask Table-Covers, s. =.
pamask Table-Covers. SIS.
Damask Table-C0vers. 81 a.
pamask Table Covers. $50
NO HOME Is COMPLETE WITHOUT
KASMIR RUGS SAIKI RUGS.
You must buy one of each style.
Kasmir Rugs. large size. <lsS
Kasmir Rugs. large size, s.S.
Brussels Rugs. nc
Brussels Rugs, 2jc
Brussels Rugs. BE.
Smyrna Rugs. tsc.
Brussels RUGS. &c.
SUMMER GOODS.
THE STOCK IL Low, ..
THE PRICES STILL LOWER.
l5c piques c0lOred, o..
re CreDons. Saline. &c.
Java Cloths. SC.
Remnants OF Summer Goods at your own
BLANKETS.
II is rather hot u talk about all-wool
goods. but prepare for emergencies. We
have struck fortune on our Wool Blank
cts. and we are going 20 let our patrons
he more fOrtunate-tO pay just one ta.t
Il u |
lars OF All-WoOl Blankets bought by rs
AZ less than half OF their al value
Make a small payment, We viii reserve
them FOR you. The s. Western banket
FOR 81 "a excels any Blanket on the mar
ket.
THE TOWER.
JULIUS SYCI.E 4 SONS,
corner Second and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

Competition between the street-car COM
panies. We suggest. should come after
their cars have been started. not before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

Is life "a grand sweet song" when 1t is
piping hot?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
rncru,tL SCHOOL ron iot '"
lllE>.

school opens SEPTEMBER "a, q
Regular and elective courses. As
terms 10 the principal. MIS- .'..msn
county. Va. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
August so. 1925.
THE INVENTORY SALE
HAS THE
REMNANTDAY.

Handle a quarter million dollars
in merchandise and then estimate
for the accumulation OF Remnants.
Odds and Ends. In a store carried
on on honorable, good, and useful
store-principles these wares are
sold with marked price to keep
the wheels OF the business ma
chine going smoothly. In ordinary
stores the "take-th e.moSt-you-can-
get" principle is used.
Two weeks are consumed to
complete inventory and all the
small and broken lots are showed
aside for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30

No. 3 east Grace street. b..
John H. pow ELL. ffilN.. ...
Mrs. r. O. PEl tCN, Ass' ...f.
The twentv-talrl session 'i i t.
ing and Day school MI ..-
BIER IS. lS5. anI close Ut 80 ., g
course OF instruction from
Collegiate Department t.l i.i srl
M. Ssst Advantages 90 Moss A-
languages .....f 90
Richmond offers many altA 81.
improvement. IN Lectures. a -
For details apply Tor ear"
Principal cor AT city BOOK .llrst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
BOWLING GnEEH heAssst5:1s.l''

school Of the hifhr-i frf''' 90
e. Health r-cor sasrfe.r ifs -,-.
address John uATt. NJ A. |. u W.
Oy 3-W.FNsu- l--rI
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ADVERTISING RATES.

vance 10 WoisS "a :.
Above rates are for everyday or ao-
yertisemcnts running consecuiiveiy.
Reading notices in reading matter type
Eve lines or less. 81. in nonpariei loaded
lines or more. s5c.
Card OF rates for more space iurnished
On application.
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FridaySale
At no time have

At no time have
.!!e5{SjFEENQ9
done half as well for their public
at no time were prices cut half as
deep.
This Friday opportunity is not to
be looked for again soon. Among
the hundreds that are UNMEN-
TONED are
CURTAINS.
strips Of Curtains. Chenille. were
$50 pair. for 81 each.
pairs Chenille P0rtieres. were 1924 10
$50. choice FOR $3.50 4 pair.
pair Brussels-Net Curtains, were $3.50,
pair Irish-Point Curtains. were 1915,
for $3.50
4 pieces scrlm. were l2iac. for SC.
yard
SllkNHfrs was l''.s LOT DC. n yarn.
Table-Coyers, were sl6s for g.
READY MADE ORES SEES,
SKIRTS, WRAPS, etc., at about
one quarter their cost.
The usefulness of the Peoples
Store is seen in these hundreds of
Short.Lengths Of COTTON FAB
RIGS.
Cashmere-Flnished satines for &c. a
Yard-Wide l2isc. Percales for SC. yard.
Remnants Of Poe. BIeached Sheeting for
Dark Cashmeres from l2rz TO 4'.c.
re. Brown Sheeting for Zoe.
Remnants Of crepon, Dress Ginghams'
Remnants Of Yard-Wide Cheyiots for
Sc. . yard.
Al pieces Covert Cloth. in Tan or Navy.
lsc. quality, for $40.
All the ORGANIZES, SlLKO.
LINES, JACONETS, FRENCH
CHAMBREYS, and other cotton
fabrcs-all to be closed at &c.
yard.
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS.
Remnants Of Sc White Checked Main
SOCK for &c. a yard.
1912 and 10 2-3c. Plaid and Checked
Nainsooks Tor 6 14c.
Striped Nainsooks, Zoe. grade, for Sc.
"A yard.
Piqu-s and Ducks Cwhite). 1872 10 l6c.
White India Lawns. and Sc. yard.
LINENS.
Remnants Of Bleached 3ec. Table Ds-
masks. ] 70 3 II yards for l5c yafi.
Remnants OF iec. Damask FOR DC.
81 Towels were from > to nc, FOR &c.
each.
Turnish Towels. were i5c. for Sc.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
one table Of Lace Remnants. all at one
price among them up 10 ioc. yard,
Hundreds Of Remnants OF Embroidery
from the recent sale.
PARASOi-CUNERS, were up 10 81,
WHITE WASH NET. was l2c.. FOR &c.
C0LORED SILK YELLING. was &c,
Is TMBRELLAs. were up to s25, for
PASsAMENrERIEs. were up to &c.
Passamenterles. were up TO &c. for 1c.
SHORT LENGTHS OF RIBBONS.
were 10 10 20. FOR &C. a yard.
SHlRT-WAlSTS. were up 10 N25. for
Joe.
Shirt-Waists. were up 10 7Jc.. for Sc.
six Shlrt-W aists, were UP 10 80, for
$50 .
Chiirens FastBlack Ribbed. up 70
size ~. were l-i2c. for sc.
Ladies' Fancy Llsle-Thread. were SOC,
FOR 1870 a pair
Ladies Fast-Black Seamless. i2i2c
quality. FOR &c.
one table OF Handk archlefs. mems and
ladies'. were up 10 l2i2. for Sc. each.
MEMS AID BOYS Use.
Mems and Boys SllkOline Negligee
Sairts. were 75c.. for DC
Mems Chevlot Shirts. were osc.. FOR S5c
Mems Checked Nainsook Shirts and
Drawers. were zoe. for 25c.
Silk-Grenadine BOWS. were Sec.. for
l2iac. each.
windsor Scarfs. were &c. for l0c
10 Mems and Boys Sweaters. were &c.,
for 2uc each.
NJ .n's and Boys 25c. Wire-Buckle Sus-
penders for loc. pair.
The Inventory Remnants OF
SILKS, COLORED and BLACK
DRESS GOODS will be ready on
sale to-day. Hundreds of pieces.
REMNANTS OF DRUGGISTS
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All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected Communications VIII not be re-
turned
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THE COHEN co.
THE TOWER.
Remnant Prices.
Remnant Day.
PRICES THAT YOU WILL JUMP AT.

NUMBERS OF BARGAINS NOT ADJ
VERTIsED FOR WANT OF SPACE.
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UPTOWN OFFICE. sS3 EAST BROAD
STREET.
WEST-END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2OS HULL
STREET.
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CURTAINS.

3 strips Of Curtains. Chenille. were
$50 pair. for 81 each.
pairs Chenille POrteres. were 1924 10
$50. choice for $3.50 4 pair.
pair Brussels-Net Curtains. were $3.50.
for g. -
pair Irsh-Point Curtains, were 1915.
for $50
pieces Scrlm. were l2i2c.. for &c.
yard
Slkoline. was l0c. for Sc yard.
3 Table-Coyers, were sl6s. for s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-30
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