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BYINES-In this city, April 28 Alecia
 Byrnes.
 Funeral will take place from the residence of her sister, Mrs. David $. Gamble, 1859 Chap el street.
 Notice of time hereafter. BENEDIOT-In this city, on the 27th inst, Edward Benedict, aged 59 years, months.. Funeral services will pc held ut his late resi- dence, No. l2 Christopher street, Monday afternoon at ? o'clock, Friends of the family are invited to attend. Burial at the convenience of the family. GALLAGHER--In this oity, April 2S, at the residence of her brother Mary E. Gallagher, Funeral services, with requiem high mass, at St. Mary's church Tuesday morning, April 30 at o'clock. 2tf
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CoMMtTTEE ON NOMINATIONS.

THE Committee on Nominations will meet l. in Room 10 and Il, City Hall. on Wednes- day, May l, 1895, at p. m, for the pur- pose of considering the petitions of various persons for appointment as special con- stables.
 All persons interested in any of the forego- heard thereon without further notice.
 Per order,
 CONRAD J. RABANUs, Chairman. Attest: EDWARD 4. STREET, AgStataOt flitV Clerk
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, ITO small adult family, desirable, central 1 flat W.D. HUDSON,
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FOR, SALE OR FOR RENT, DRlCK house, 106 York Square, 10 rooms; D $50 per month. B. c. LUM,
 a24 7t New Haven Savings Bank.
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TAP RnNT

FOR KENT, ENIRST floor No. 7S William street, from I May lst. Call on B. L. LAMBERT. ap25 3tt SIS Chapel street,
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4ORSR FnR SALE.

WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS. VNE are now taking orders for spring w weddings everything furnished of the latest style. C.. A. BRADLEY, Caterer.
 ap19 14t Office T9B Chapel street.
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TO RENT.

TO RENT, &13 FIRST floor fiat, No. IS Brown street GlSs all modern conyenienoes; adults only. Apply after D. m. only. ap25 8tt
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FOR RENT,

TNO small family adults, rooms second I floor; modern improvements; central. : iiNo S'''' IA CONGRESS AVENUE,
 a2O If Cor. Hill Street.
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FOR SALE. SECONDHAND furnace, cheap. Inquire S THE CHAS. ". SCRANTON co, a27 Str Hubinger Building.
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WANTED
WANTFD
WANTED.

IT ADY desires position in first-csass photo1 IL graph gallery to do reception work of assist in touching. Address
 a23 7ts K r. C., This Office 4
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 29.
DEATHS.

SUN RrsEs. 452 MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUN SETS. GAG 1900 1;37
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gsa1 Estate,

FOR RENT, HIVE rooms; central. Call Monday and E Tuesday. COOPER, a27 Ut 3 Attwater Block.
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TO LOAN
FOR SALE,
MRS. B. COIN

ITS now ready to deal in cast-off clothing, car. A pets, &c. A postal directed to 89T GItANI AVE. will receive prompt attention. a22 35t
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FOR RENT, 1HO STATE street, elegant fiat, second ~ floor, six rooms, modern. ar 2tH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-11
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Mrs. 4. Grecnwnid Passes Away
others 60 Ia Their Rest.

Mrs. \. Greenwalj died AT the resi-
donce Of her daughter. Mrs. julius Sycle.
NJ POI west Grace street. yesterday
morning. she was highly esteemed by
all who knew her. and her death will
carry sorrow into many homes in Rich
mond. She had been III for long time.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
mis- afternoon from the above address.
Dr Calisch will conduct the services,
and the interment will bee In the Hebrew
- Cemetery.
Mrs. Rosa Hickman Goode. wife OF
,fr charles Goode, and daughter Of Mrs.
Mary y. and the late Joseph II. Heck
-,,n did AZ the residence Of her mo-
tror No s02 north Twenty-hfth street,
yesterday morning AT l:30 o'clock. after
long and painful Illness. The deceased
,v,s I'm the 2fth year Of her age, and
,,,s a devoted wife and mother She
us an active worker I'm the Union-Sta-
zion Methodist church. OF which she was
q member for long time. Mrs. Goode
had only been married about two years
she IS survived by her husband. and one
infant child: her mother, five sisters ana
,vo hroihcrs. The funeral Will take
Mace this evening nj $3.50 o'clock from the
i-rion- station Methodist church.
who dled AT the residence Of her niece.
Mrs. r. Rand. wexford. No. 7l3 east
Grace street. on wednesday. will take
,r,c. from -. Paul's church tomorrow.
- 1e.1o o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Farand VIII
,,,.iuct 'hc service. am the interim mt
,..,u II. made in Sh0ckO" Cemetery.
The following gentlemen will act as
,..li.,.tr.rs. Ncssrs Bernard Peyton.
S.muol Wallace Levin Joynes. Frank
Davenport. Dr \. J.. Wexford. Henry
Tavlor. George Gregory, and \. y. Well
ford.
Deceased WIS daughter Of thu late
Lewis and Jane G. Ludlaw, OF this city
and sister 81 Mrs James Mcdonald.
The deceased had been in i'll health for
some weeks past.
The death Of Mr. George J. Bransiord
occurred AT his home. 80. 63 south Pine
street. last nisht. after very short Ill
moss The deceased was in his 5lst year,
and leaves a wife and six children.
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RICHMOND AND CAROLINE.
\ Lovely Wedding scene at Bowl
ing Green.


BOWLING GREEN, VA october TO-
,-p,.1Ii-The nrst social event Of the
fail season in Bowling Green occurred
To-day. when Mr.. John G. Arthur OF
t..au0u8. and Miss Emma Fstche Col
I.-. of THIS place. were married at the
l...I.t church. The scene was one OF
beauty The floral decorations So per
f..t .u taste ana exquisite IN Choic, ann
..-......u,.t were ln the highest degree
.rt.., ~ eject. The pulpit and win
lists N,i. banked with flowers and ever
.,..n.. while Ola either side of the plipt
u.r, groups of Tottoi plants The deh-
..t. combinations Of Coiurs. the growing
-..... 4uI banks of flowers AMI ever
.-.... rich with autumn leaves ana
,u.... rod. softened 10y Tho mellow
.t.. presented a lovely picture. Al
-u..... the notes OF The wedding march
..... forth. and the bridal party came
.. t.. two Mslcs as follows; Messrs
.. S.. Choudlcr and Henry Garrett
f..r-. 49, Dorsey and T.. g. Moucure'
aubrey Chewing and Thomas Che"nlnt
.... r.at aisle. linen up the lcit aisle
tr. maid OF honor, Miss Annie
.u Collins. gowned IN White organ
with yellow ribbons. ana carrying
.. bouquet of cream roses. She
..5wrl by the bride leaning on
r ~ her father. Nlr ". j. Collins.
..i, was bec1minsiy attirei in a
.e travelling dress Of gray. ana
...l. lovely bouquet Of pink roses.
30. accompanied by his brother
. ....,t Arthur. who acted as best
t.- anne zap the risht-hand aisle. The
. u.j in front Of the pulpit where
+.. ..,race ceremony Was performed
I. U.. Andrew Broadius, Jr The brde
... ,t bowling Green's most popular
yo... ...... and is the daughter OF one
90 ..r.u.- most prominent citizens
-r ..I collins. The groom rs a well
..... r.a.. business man of Richmond
. INJECTED with the Chesapeake ana
.a.l company.
t..N after the ceremony the
a... D.. leu for an extended north
a.. t..
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4 committee on eVangeliZaton. appoint
"a bv the BAPTIST Association of Nir-
,,fui, representing one delegate from
Zach church Of the district association,
met in the mission-roOm OF the Second
Rontist church last night. Rev. +. ".
Winrrey. Of Culpeper. Is chairman. and
RIVE. T. Pollard. Pm. d, OF Roanoke,
* secretary OF the committee.
The committee. after organization,
MANNED work 10 engage attention to-
dav for one session in the forenoon, be
ginning at $50 o'clock. and adjournirg
M . p NJ: one in the afternoon, from 4
10 &. and one in the evening from to
1890 .
Rev. DR.. Cooper and Mr.. William FL
tyson. president and secretary Of the
state Mission Board. and Rev. DR.. Bat
,le and Rev. DR. Pitcher. OF Petersburg.
president and secretary OF the Sunday
School and Bible Board, will confer with
the committee this forenoon.
Whatever plan for State evangelism
ton the committee may adopt will be re-
norted TO the General Association at
petersburg, on November 18th.
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work that has been accomplished. This
had been most phenomenal. considering
the short time OF its existence.
NEW EARTH ROADS NOW.
At the conclusion Of General Stones
address. Judge Galloway Brown. OF Bed
ford county. was called Upon TO read a
paper on Earth Roads" His argument
was practical and pertinent. He said
that In view of Virginia's condition. her
people could not hope to have good
stone roads in the rural districts in the
next few years; therefore. the question
which Immediately confronted the people
was the securing Of earth roads. He gave
much interesting information as to how
10 build these and keep them I'm repair.
At the close OF Judge Browns remarks.
there was an informal discussion Of
the earth-road topic. in which Messrs.
Nowlan. OF Hanover: Jackson. Of Rich
uond. and others took part
The convention will assemble promptly
at 10 o'clock this morning.
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FOR BETTER ROADS.
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PACED


pie went to work. Almost every use
or object would command more money
than the subiec OF roads. The very
thing our farmers Wart Is the very last
thing into which they will put their funds.
Major Dooley urged the great Importance
Of organization. He said the farmer in
this matter should invite he co-opera-
ton Of the bicyclist. as the wheelmen
were fast becoming power In the lana.
At the next Legislature this body should
20 before the lawmakers and demand
appropriate legislation. Major Dooley,
therefore, offered motion hat a COM
mittee Of seven lee appointed to draw up
suitable scheme or plan in this re-
spoct and report back to the Good-Roads
Association.
Colonel \. s. Ruford made n hearty
speech sccondlug the proposit',n Of Major
Dooley. He said we were obliged to get
AT this abuse and eliminate it. We had
10 20 Mt II fundamentally, because II was
a fundamental question. There were too
many disComforts in many OF the rural
districts We needed this matter TO BE-
Thoroughly studied and dgested. Colonel
Buford assured the convention that IN"
Governor OF Virginia was In favor oi bet
ter roads. and would very probably
recommend such legislation az would he
suggested by this body
The motion OF Major DOOley was elabo-
ratclv discussed. Mr.. Harrison. mem
Der OF tho House Of Delegates from Al
IsfnarIe county said that the LeSisl9sS
turc was in favor Of improving the r"ais
of virginia. but that It wanted - kno"
how To- DO this without increasing taxa
ton.
Colonel \ s. Buford offered an amend
lnont increasing the committee TO ten
one from each congressional district -
and another gentleman proposed com
mitteo consisting of one member from
each county represented.
Major AlNord offered also as substi-
titc that committee OF ten. one from
each congrs ssional district. be- appointed
10y the chair for this purpose. such com
mittee to submit its report as the mrs.
matter OF business this morning.
While the Chair was considering N"
apnointmeut of this committee Hnat'r
Hur; had some very encouraging words
TO soy.
The following was the committee ap-
pointed:
First District. Spencer r. Rogers; s.
c,nd District. Mr Portlock: Third Dis
t,irf James H. poDlcy chairman.
Fourth District. Charles T. Lhssit'r
sixth District. Galloway Brown; Sevcn'h
District --- --; l.lshth pSlilcl vi
io~ Alvorl. Tenth District, G. y. Brady.
The convention here took recess untIl
T. 81
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tRtCING CIRCIIT FORMED.
Nirginin and North Carolina Horse
men Organize for business.

Th,r. was an important meeting Of
prominent horsem at the Exchange
Hotel last nieht. and the Virginia and
North Carolina Racing Circuit was form
CD.
Among those present were Messrs. Nor
gan Treat. Of West Point. Va; ". r.
Carver. Of Petersburg. Va; NJ. H. White
of Hartford, y. c.; J. F. Wray. Of Reds
vile. y. c.; ". = Black. of l'alefh. \,
O.. and a. q. Dangeficid, Of Cuipper'
Va.
Mr. George McD. Blake. of this city
Was made temporary chairman, ana Mr
T.. \. : Brine. also II Richmond vas
selected as temporary secretary. reso-
luton providing for name ana object OF
the organization was adopted. and a
committee cons sting Of Mcssrs VI. r..
DOYLE If Lyuchburg; j. f.. "raN OF
Re.dsyille. John Mariner, OF Nari"ik; W.
J. Carter. Of Richmond. and Colonel w.
f. Wickham was appointed ~ CORE
sponi with The minor organizations in the
two States. inviting them into the assoc
citation.
The formation Of the organization marks
an era I'm horse-taciug in North Carolina
ana Virginia
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To COME BEFORE CONFERENCE.
Dr. Carriers Marriage and an hdit"-
rial Discussion Hny lie tonsidered'

TIL. Methodist Conference conveues in
this CITY on the 18th Of November The
t...iy numbers nearly three hundred mem
hers. The large majority are cler'cs. y
few lavmen are members-a dozen or
So Tho business IS generally routine
The bishop appoints. with advice "l inc
rrasilfDg elders. the ministers 10 IN"
various churches as pastors Tor one SedI'
DanviIle. Lynchburg. NoriolN' Ior'9-
uouth. Petersburg. Richmond, ana Man
chester are the main cities Of the Metho-
dist Diocese.
DO matters considered outside Of regu-
lar subjects. one is the marriage Of Kew.
Dr Carter. lie is known as man OF
Goat uoWe-s AMI 60 even ful me. he
vas a member of the Virginia Conference
before the war, but went wrong during
those. bad years. Ills career was uh!lue
in politics in Louisiana, always a leailhS
shirt. lie was a dead shot ana lew caIeu
10 test his skill After many Nlcissituues
he was reclaimed II the Church lc"
,,oars AGO. and he has led a devoted lie
since He married Virginia lady. young
or Nv many years than himself, this year
.;ba ,yas u Methodist. IT is said llr. Gar
,,r was divorced from former WIG, ana
therefore his late marriage was against
Methodist law. ON the otner mana, III -
denied that he ever was divorced anu
tis wife being dead he had risht 10
marry. The facts will be obtained by a
,,,,u,fssion sitting during the conference.
The finding Of this court will be influential
and usually ends the matter.
During the year the Advocate. editei
bv Dr. L.afrcrty. had lively discussion
With the Methodist Reporter published
in Farmv.lic. by Rev James cannon
IT, a member Of the conference. The
issue was the financial condition OF the
Advocate when pr. I.afferty became con
nccted with il. Mr. cannon claimed that
il WIS PROSPEROUS Or. lanerty doubted
its good condition. This was twenty
years ago 1t is probable that commit.
g.. wiI call for persons and papers
IN inrnstLcate the whole matter.
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..uope.t-EIcc,ions" Meeting.

The "Honest Elections party ho1 a
,,,,.'tiu, al 40. IA east Main street last
nisht and further considered PLANS FIR
Iiaripa a legislative ticket in tn held.
Nr John Z Chapel presided. and the
session lasted until nearly midnight one
~ r.. 0vr men agreed upon as candidates
1a.,inoI TO serve, and there Mas long
G,.r,.ssion ms T. who should be put up
In hl- stead 80 agreement was achcd
i'm tbs matter. and the BODY declined 10
giy- ont the names OF the o'her Iour
ristform was adopted. which provides;
For honest elections
. For reforms in the conyict-labor Jaws
AMI the abolition Of cohtract convict
The endorsement Of the Epps resoiu,
,fr, leaving ont the Chief OF Police ana
chief If The Fire Department.
There will be another meeting on od'ui
1av night
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WEDDING At MAX MEADOWS.
Mr. John Pelham. Of Alabama. nnd
Miss Mary Ellen Miles.

MAN MEADOWS. VA. October 10
SPECIALIST Adams school. at this place.
was the scene Of a happy marriage this
morning. The couple were Nj John Pei
ham. prominent lawyer II Admission,
Ala. ana Miss Mary Ellen Miles. a daugh-
ter OF the late Rev. George W. Miles. of
the Hoiston Conference. Or. -. :. Hear
on. ~ Bristol. Tenn. ofIicated. The
couple lcft IT once for Atlanta.
Among the guests were Mrs G. w
Kent. Charlottcsviile. Va. ana Mrs. Rosa
pelham suit. ~ WashinEton u. 9. Mr.
Pelham is a nephew and uamesake Of tho
liant John Pelham. the hero of Stuart's
Light Horse Artillery.
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TIE DiNA-utRRIs0N NUPTItLs.
Pretty Wedding st Grovc-ivenuc.
Richmond Couple Marry in Atlanta.

There WIS a brilliant ana fashionable
wedding at Groye-Avcnue Baptist church
last night. when Miss Lucy Meade Har-
rson became the wife Of Mi Dana II.
Ruckcr. The church was profuscly de-
colatei with palms rubber-trces ana
flowers. ana was well filled with guests
OF the happy pair
TIE bride ..okel exceedingly pretty In
handsome gown OF wye satin. trimmed
with Duchess lace. 49, orange blossoms.
Sho carried beautiful bouquet ~ white
roses. Miss Kate Harrison, sister Of the
bride, and Miss Hucker sister Of the
groom. acted as maids of honor. and Miss
Katie Hoec and Miss Leila Blair were
the mails in waiting They wore stylish
dresses Of white organdic trimmed WIKI
pink satin ribbons. and carried bouquets
oc pink carnations. The gentlemen act
ing as ushtr- were Mcssrs. w. j. Duke,
Edward Harrison. Jr. G.. VI. Marley.
!. r. IlardWay. Charles 4. Winston. John
: Harrison Charlie NJ Edwards. and
Claude Ruckcr. OF Richmond, ana Mr.
William Meade. of DauViio. The cerc-
mony was performed by Rev. In HART
son. father OF the bride. After the vel
ding Mr and Mrs. Kucker drove 10 the
Chesapeake and Ohio depot. where they
took the 1880 train for New York.
lfvII,- educated
,...,,,,.. ,,,., .i,'. r,,.t,ate ~ Rich
-,,.,'I ,'.,i,',, .,.i ',1 ~ IN. prinriuals
49, ~.'u.,,. f. 49,, ...,.,.l g., mis- city Ue
.,,,,.,.t,~ ~ g,.
Edmund HARRISON. and has been very
"'"-" "'"'"' n ''' "''''''
uoh ana sweetness o' manners
WE'RE MARRIED. IN ATLANTA.
4 t.lceram received here yesterday at
ternoon announced the marriage in A.
larfa. Ga. Of Nlr. Charles r. Smith and
Miss SolHc Williams both Of this city.
TN. ceremony was performed Yesterday
morning NV rev Alien Hurnw.n. Of At
hutl. Further than this the e. ecram did
not Siye particulars.
The groom IS young man ~ ~ ana
has made host Of friends during ms
few years re~1.n,. hsr. He cam" ''
Richmond from Goi'sboro'. y. c., ana f'-
sided with his mother and brother at ".l3
north seventh street. His bride is an at
tractiyo lady. one year younger than be.
and ie tho daughter Of II. \. Williams.
OF lr7 east Marshall.
II is probable that Mr. and Mrs. smith
VIII reside IN Atlanta. where be has bceh
rendered business situation.
\ PRETTY HOME WEDDING.
A. tb. te.i1. nee # th. bride. No. I2
..lt t1i.r .tr.., WEDNESDAY evening. al
q ,,o'..t Nrs Nlud Harl.rlyc Jones
l...,r. re vic oC MIR Robert J.. Hudson.
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DRoWNEDIN THE DOCK.
Drunken Negro Lost His hiie
While irving to Win Wager.

Harvey DAVIS. a drunken coIor'd mann
vbo ATTEMPTED to swim across the dock
and back on wager yesterday alter
NON. WAS drowned while on the return
Trim Ills body was recovered shorty
,f,ar the accident by Joe Edwards. ana
was tied to the dock until the Coroner
arrived.
Dr. Taylor decided an inquest unneces-
me victim was a native Of North Caro-
lima. where. i Is said, me has two emil
dr.n. lie has no relatives In the city
and has been employed at Travers's fer
t,i.zer-mil. when is just across the street
from where the accident occurred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-11
Death of Engineer Temple.

The remains OF Mr.. John b. Temple
Who dicd at Arlington, y. j., on the 7th
instant will arrive in this city on Satur-
dav morning at 1919 o'clock by the Old
Dorntnion-Iine steamer Columbia from
New York. Mir. Temple was chief en-
,,,,,er on one Of the steamers OF the Old
nor,inion Lire for a number OF years.
MS remains will b. inferred in Oak
r,noI cemetery. being carried thther by
pichmond-Randolph Lodge, No. 10, OF
which he was member.
The funeral service has been performed
An Arlington.
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WOOllen Underwear.

Underwear for children from
&c. up, according to size.
All sizes and qualities in White
and NatuI al-WOOl Shirts and
Drawers.
Ladies' Underwear in White,
Scarlet, and Natural Wool; also,
Combination Suits, all sizes and
qualities and prices.
Mems Underwear in White,
Scarlet, and Natural Wool, both
in Shirts and Drawers, all sizes,
all qualities, and all prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-11

POLK Miller was greeted last night ut
the Young Mems Caristlan Association
bv an audience which taxed the capacity
OF the auditorium OF that institution The
ttltutc paid by such a large and repre-
seotativs attendance was emphasized by
tbc fact that both regular places OF
..,o,,son.ut were open. together with the
a,,,raI address before the Army OF North
ern Virginia Mr.. MiDer fully sustained
he repItation He improves with time,
IA lsai night he ran the eamut OF the
motions. moving his audience TO alter
u tears and laughter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-11
kNNTON-BARROW.
\ HcautiuI Wedding at II Country
Home.

HNlLLE. VA. october lo-(Spe-
I.e beautiful country house OF
3D.. 4. Barrow presented lovely
t..4y, when Mr.. H. c. Kayton, Of
'.r.'.. Va, and Miss Annie p. Bar
f.. ".t, united IN the bonds Of we'd
..r George W. Wray. pastor Of
Methodist church in Farmville. per
f.c ceremony.
.r.4e was neatly dressed in white
t.. trimmed with ribbons. The
Iar.1r. tastcfuly decorated with
Was We'll filed with friends OF
'.. couple
After receiving congratulations the cou-
a... driven 90 the depot. whore they
t., train for Rockbridge county,
.. .lc former home OF the groom.
'. their return they Will make their
JOB FamViue whore The groom.
.. .nt.Irrisiug young man, is engaged
d.. business.
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More
Than
Ever

is this Friday, Bargain Day
more selling makes more rem
nants, odds and ends and small
lots. Every department is stock
fuller than the fall of 1894, and
so where little lots occur there's
more ass ortm I'd fferent
kinds, styles. and qualities.
Here's but n few-picked at ran
dom from the many.
Halr-Pins. Sc. a dozen.
Whalebones. &c. a bunch.
BeeswaX. Sc. each.
Lindsay Safety-Pins. Sc. a dozen.
CurlingIrons, &c. each.
Iat-Pins, Sc. a dozen.
Crmping- Pins. Sc. a dozen.
Linen Tape. Sc. n bunch.
Algona Har-Pns. Sc. a box.
Fine Feather-Stitched Braid. &c.
bunch.
Black Pins. in boxes. Sc. each.
Smith Needles. Sc. n1per.
i-2-ounce package Sachet-Powder.
Violet. Jockey Club. Heliotrope, ana
White. Sc. a package.
Raraphne, fragrant and refreshing
tJoth-wash, equals Rubifolm, only l5c.
bottle.
"Witchklo,h," for cleansing brass,
nickle gold. glass. etc. and especially
for bicycles, l0c. a package-no wash
ing
BEN. LEWIS LA BLACHE
FACE-POWDER. % CENTS A BOX.
l-3-POUND SCREW-TOP VASE
LINE, &c. bottle
Grass Linen Salor-Collars 1ac.
s. Embroidered Collars, 81.
$50 Embroldered-Yoke Collars. Ioc.
81 English Pique Fronts, 81.
sl.J0 Lace and Ribbon Fronts, 81.
pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpet,
50c. quality. to-day Bic. "A yard.
Moquette-Top Hassocks, 80 and Toe.
kind to-day, CSC. each.
Satne-Covered Bed Comfortables,
fun size. number we cannot dupli-
cate. Ole. each.
Smyrna DoOr-Mats, DC. kind nice
to throw about the house, &c each.
Cradle Blankets, all colors. bound.
well worth Doc; for to-day pic. each
Moquette Rugs. measuring 80 inches
by - inches, all new patterns. perfect
goods, bought to sell for s.:
To-day 500 each.
BRUSSELS REMNANTS. IL yards
long, the right length for Rugs;
To-day Ssc. for the whole piece.
Worth CSC. a yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-11
CL0aKS.

Every train brings US box after box
49, choicest and best the market af-
,ords We keep abreast OF the times,
na car offer our patrons the best and
the very newest
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