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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

aiIton eornweil, foreman Of the
! A1EilE, Midtown, \. J., believes
-. ~. ! hamberlain's Cough Remedy
In,'d 9e IN every home. He used 1t
= : cold and 1t effected speedy cure
~ saIs 1t IS indeed grand remedy
49, o"n recommend to all. | have also
I IIen / used for whooping cough, with
h. ~ ~ results % and 30 cent bot
~ sale by E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

When Baby was Alck, NE gave her Castor1a.
When she was Child, she cried Tor Castoria-
When she becams Miss che c,ung to Castoria.
ytcr hs, Children, she gave them Csstoria.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31
for Truckers.

If you want to raise a heavy crop
potatoes buy Royal Potato Guano
M Biggs & Johnson, the best truck
)d~ 81 the market. Also get bag OF
inoco Tobacco Guano for plant beds
. It.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31
I. IL. o. HYATT. KinstOn. n. C..
'end for Our 200 Page Catalogue.

lustrating al that is handsome and
sSlrable in high. medium and low
iced FURNITURE, CARPETS.
fhOL>TERIES. DRAPERIES and
ALL PAPERS. You can buy from
as adyantageously as if you were in
le store.
u b. NOSES e. SONS,
IN AsHINGTON, d. G.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

there is good ,ea<on for the popu-
llE q chamberiaiu'S Cough Rene
i'avs \ 3'lzarH!. 81 y est Monte
: arion CO. say: 1T has cured
~ that our physicians could do
lhias Tor. We persuaded them to
hottle Of Chamberlain's Cough
.ille9T and thoy now recommend it
VI y, the rest of US" % and so cent
0'ie> iof sale by Z. T. Whitehead &
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31
Get Your Pigs.

Two black, unmarked boar pigs
.mjnoIv about , months old have
ZEN up with my hogs. The owner
4 please come and get them and pay
this advertisement.
i # w. f. DAVENPORT.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENTS.
7De-Writer For Sale.

Mlnsen Typewriter
sale FIRST cost %95. VIII sell on
59nable terms.
4. +. NANN,
81 Scotland Neck, n. c..
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

'iu Newspapers at this Ottlce.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE.
20 cts. per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
A brilliant SOCIAL EVENT.
The Reception of Mr.. and Mrs. West
Most Delightful Affair.

The reception held on Monday from >
10 l2 o'clock by Mr.. and Mrs. George
NJ. West. at their home. No. 100 north
Foushee street, was beautiful and at
tractive in every particular. The rooms
were exduisitely decorated with golden
rod and autumn flowers; lighted with
yellow lamps and golden candles In sill
yer labra.
Mr.. and Mrs. West were assisted in
receiving their host OF friends by Miss
Chapman. OF Bluefield. in white organ
dy over blue satin; Miss Routh, OF Lee
hanon. In white silk; Miss Adams. OF
Lynchburg, In cream chiffon. Miss VIII
liams. OF Lynchburg. in white organdy
over lavender: Miss Pervicall, Of Peters
burg. in green Dresden silk; Miss
Berta Wexford. in turquoise blue,
presided at the punch-bowl. while
Misses Sallie Wexford, Hattie An
derson. Meta Evans. Seine Hepburn
and Francis Lyell, served refreshments.
Mrs. West was gowned In nile-gr zen
satin and point lace. the latter having
been worn on her weddins-dress. Among
those present from distance we're:
Misses Harrison and Ratcl'fte: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Percivall, and Miss Rogers. OF Pc
tersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery
West: Mr. and Mrs. John Howard; Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall Gillian; Dr. and Mrs.
Uoge: Judge and Mrs. Lewis: Miss Mary
Mason Anderson; Mr.. y. e. Stanard'
MIR. John Price, Rev. s. ;. Hepburn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
STYLES NEVER MORE ARTISTIC.
QUALITIES NEVER BEL TEX
L Il

STYLES NV Elk MoNE Az 10 -
QUALITIES NEVER BETTER.
PRICES NEVER LOWER.
We carry the largest assortment or - -.
FANTS', CHILDREN'S, AND MlSSE9,
WRAPS in the city. including l2w- ara
expensive NOVELTIES IN EXCLUSIVE
STYLES.
Here are Gray and Tan Imitation Elder
down Children's Cloaks. pulled Size YES,
White Angora trimming on collar price
.5c--sizes q TO 20 inches
Tan and Gray Figured Union Elder
down, trimmed with Angora iur or collar
and bretelles. puffed sleeves. Price 81 ~.
Red. White, and Tan All-Wool Ed r, ,,,''.i
Cloaks. with AngOra trimming N Coilar'
usually sold for $3.50. our price N.'J.
Finer Grade Eiderdown, trimmed with
satin ribbon on cape and AngoTa fur' al
Al AIl- No u Twilled Cloth Chldren's
Cloaks. made with full cape. trimmed
on sleeves and cuffs with three rows Of
silk and wool Black braid, very stylls ?
and servceable-colors Red. Navy, ana
Brown-price 81 O-sizes u - -.
Triple-Cape Fine Cloth Cloaks-colors
Red. Navy, and Brown-usually sell for
$40. our price $50.
Buclay-EfeCt Child's cont. made with
full cape trimmed very stylishly with
Black braid on cape and cuff, price usual
Three STYLES in Nobby Ruciay anc Cloth
Children's Trimmed Goats, in all the
popular shades, that always sell :or $40
price now $i3S
We show a variety Of zen ligtinct styles
IN SHORT WALKING COATS, fer chill
drsn from | TO years. AZ -. watch COM
pare in style and quality with those usual
ly sold at 500.
The Extreme Novelties IN FINER Grades
| At 1915 TO $3.50 we call special attention
| to.
\ glimpse at our Show-WiIiow TO the
| left as you enter the store VIII give YOU
| a hint Of what's TO b. sOuDd here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
urief Catholic Notes.

The forty-hours' devotion will COM
mence at the Sacred Heart church after
the ! o'clock mass this morning. The
Holy Name Society will receive holy COM
munon in a body, and will act as
guard OF honor In the procession. Ser
vices will be held at s o'clock tonight
and tomorrow. The devotion Will close
at the 10 o'clock mass Tuesday.
Rev Father Cutler hopes 10 secure the
services OF the Jesuit Fathers for mis-
sion this fall.
Father Joseph Frioli, formerly vicar
general Of the Diocese of Richmond, VINO
is at Old Point, IL reported TO De last
recovering his health.
Rev Father Demmuynck. OF Belgium
will remain at the Cathedral for q Few
days longer. 49,.
The fall reunion of ST. Mary's Bene-
fcial and Social Union will take place
next Tuesday on Mr.. Charles Miioei-
DORIS farm, in Chesterfield county an
arrangement has been made ny which
a wagon will meet the cars at Forest
nm AT intervals TO convey the members
to the grounds. 1T, !,
Mrs. Sidney Johnston Dudley VIII De
the chairman Of the ladies' OF the ca
| thoIic booth at the bazaar, to be called
the war OF Roses" TO be given AT 'he
pep,mental Armory, commencing Noveth-
her 4th next. for the benefit OF the Nir-
| g,nia Home for Incurables. Her as
sIstants will be from every parish In the
city-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Putz. president: u. II. Gorrell. Jr.. sec
rotary; Augusta Association; w. }. r..
Cox, leader.
Staunton-W. J. Il. Cox. l.. r. Little.
president; Miss Bessie Tanner. secretary;
Augusta Association.
Laurel Hit. II. Corr. j. Taylor
Aldhizer. New Hope. president; IL. +.
Borden. Laurel Hill. secretary; Augusta
Association.
Chariestown. W. Vas. w. Cole. {. H.
shiprnan, president: Misc Maud OFT, sec
,etary: Shenandoah Association; W. j..
T.. Cox, leader.
First. Lynchburg-F. G. Mcconnell, ID.
u. J. r. Diuguid, president: Miss Lizzie
Ford. secretary; Strawberry Associatioh'
g. NJ. Luttrell leader.
Farmvllle-G. f. Bagby. ID. ID. MISS
E'leda Boatwright. president; MISS Louis'
Morris. secretary; Appomattox Associa-
lion: G. NJ. I.uttrell, leader.
Hebron-George. b. Taylor. ID. ID. j. D..
Carson. Spanish oaks. president; MISS
Lula Taylor. Spanish Oaks. secretary APP
pomattox Association.
Freemason-Street. NorfoiK-M' d.
Wharton. ID. ID. DR.. +. Il. Terebee, presi-
dent: +. n. Sawyer. secretary: Ac-
comac Association and cities OF Nor
folk and Portsmouth. j. J. Hall, -. d.
leader.
Park-Avenue, Norfolk. ]. Han. ID. ID.
/, f.. Han. president: w. T. Robertson.
secretary: Accomac Association and cities
of Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Berkley-Avenue. Berkley-H. \. Quisen-
berry. NJ. II. Bllven, president; MISS
Eddie Phillips. SECRETARY; Portsmouth
Association, exclusive OF cities OF Nor
folk and Portsmouth,; j. a. Barker
leader.
First. Petersburg-H. W. Battle. George
Hall president: Linwood l.. Turner. Sec
rotary: Portsmouth Association. ex-
elusive OF cities OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth. ,
West-End. Petersburg-J. A. Barker
" ~ Fucker. president; Miss Lula n.
Cook. secretary: Portsmouth Association
exclusive of cities OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Da,.,ord
SnfTolk-J. F. Love. John f. Raytoru,
president: Miss Mamie Buck, secretary ;
portsuouth Association. exclusive Vi
cities OF Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
THE LEGISLATURE MUST ACT.
II Alone Can Have the Lee M"""-
ment Put I'm Condition.

II Alone Tan HhNt WV
ment Put I'm Condition.
The resolution offered by Colonel A. W.
Archer at the meeting OF Lee Camp Fri
dav night with regard to the renovatins
NJ the Lee monument. in the West-Ehd.
drew public attention 10 what has been
for some time a matter OF general COM
ment. .,,
The Executive Committee or the associa-
tion formed for the erection OF the monu-
ment went out of existence when the
monument was decided to the state, ana
since that time no effort has been maze
10 protect the memorial against unfa-
vorable climatic conditions. or to repair
the rayages which the rain and storm
have wrought on It. The pedestal is much
discolored and presents broWnish APP
perance. which much resembles the SOIL on
which the monument is built. There ls'
however. no trace OF vandalism. The ram
has drained from the copper which IS
contained in the figures, and has greatiy
discolored the base. The responsibility TOT
this unhappy state Of affairs rests with
the LEGISLATURE, and movement Is on
foot 10 bring the matter to the attention
Of that body, when. OF course. steps WIZ
be Immediately taken 10 repair the raw
ages OF the elements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Ieft His Clothes.

Detective ]. T. Hall. early yesterday
morning found lying across barrel IN
front of the jefferson Davis mansion,
which ia undergoing repairs, new coat
vest. and overcoat. None of the workmen
claimed the ownership of the apparel. a
railroad ticket from Richmond to Black
stone via Petersburg. was found In the
pockets. besides a note from T. j. Har-
ris to r. B. Hardy, of Wattsboro'. re-
ouesting that s. be paid to Willie HOP
son. and complaining OF the tobacco crop.
Beyond this there was no clue as 10 the
ownership OF the apparel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
prODerty Transfers.

Richmond: Georgeana NJ. Evenson 70
T. +. Briggs. 20 feet on east side First
street between Marshall and Clay. a.221.
James II. Hargrove to Sarah A. VIII
Iiams's trustee, 40 feet on Grace street
northeast corner Twenty-third, 3.
IL. r. Pollard. Jr., and John Bagby 70
Susie f.. Robertson, IS feet on east slde
Thirt!eth street between . and +. AJo
Alexander Spotswood to J. NJ. Dabhey'
stock OF goods, fixtures, etc. in saloon
No. $40 north Seventeenth street. F50.
William A. WAITS trustees 10 j.
Thompson and Leroy F.. Brown, 81 feet
on east side Mayo street between Broad
and Ross 81 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Funeral OF Captain Temple.

The remains Of Captain John bro0k
Temnle we're laid to rest in the family
section at lakewood yesterday morning
The body arrived here in a funeral-car
attached TO the 1870 a. VI. train from
west Point. to which place it had been
brought by the steamer Columbia. II
was met at the depot by sixteen members
Of Richmond Randolph Lodge. No ~, OF
Masons. and escorted 10 the cemetery
where a short service was held by Kew.
DIR. J. l.. Wright, at the conclusion OF
which the Masonic ritual was recl'ed oy
the master OF the lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
oyp MILLINERY PARLORs

are filed 10 OVERLOOKING with az tne
\ t.WEsT FANCIES IN LlSH-I ~ ~
MED HEADGEAR. The showing IN NIL
lnery is being highly praised TINS SCI So
son Never were our designs 90 exquisite
in construction. and then OUR HATS ar.
always practical-made 20 wear ana n2t
for show purposes only. Prices-.weu,
KACFNANN'S PRICES on Mlliihely
chase. 4 TRIAL Is 4 CoNNINCING
APcIfMENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Name you own figure and we will meet
II. We have a large surplus. and organs
must be slaughtered.
WALTER d. MOSES 4 CO..
zoos Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

nc low as the lowest. and all the way up.
No house can or will furnish better values
SYDNOR g. HUNDLEY,
Leaders,
III and 7l3 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

WV DAi y
DRESS GOODS.
A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF NEW
GOODS SOLD AT A PRICE THAT
WILL AsTONIsH RICHMOND.
80 pieces Bright, New Plaids. iOngccnrap
4O-inch Scotch Suitings. the KIND you al
Double Fold Novelty Suitings. in Plaids
and Figures 1zz2c;
4O-inch Wool-Filled Fancy Weaves. trey
are priced everywhere at 40c, here..25c.
BLACK GOODS.
% pieces Figured wool-Filled Dress
10 pieces Donbie-Width Figured Brillian-
tines. worth at least j. TO 5Oc'' -, Du'
ss-inch Lastre-Finish Black Henrietta. for
strictly All-wool 5s.inch Black Henri
20 pieces 'Priesttieys SIX Finish Henri
eta. honestly its value Is &c. but
we'll put this lot out at ..........'..'9Vc'
DOMESTIC SPECIALS.
,o wards Irnstarched Bleached Cotton.
that's worth Sc. but this lot ..,.....; ac
s. pieces of the very best standard makes
Of Dress Ginsh ;nIn u, sash as sell 5 a'
l.
Three bales 6,75S YARDS Of Fine. Close
I'nbleached Cotton. since the cotton
advance It's worth l-Sc., but this
lot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .'''''. 49,
20 pieces New Fall Satines for this
week ''..'''''''''''''''.oc
BOYS PANTS.
Boys' Wool Pants, 4 TO i3...............2lc.
70 dozen Boys Heavy Cashmere Pants,
all sizes ~
Sey Pants ......-'.....'''... .'..'.. 'f'c'
los BOYS Atwood Jersey Suits. nicely
trimmed. brass buttons on coat and
pants .......................... .ss.
TRIMMED HATS.
We are showing the very latest designs
in Trimmed Hats and Shapes. Also
complete line OF Children's Hats:
Caps, and all the Novelties In Golf
and Tan-o -Shanters.
IN TRIMMING WILL BE FOUND
EVERYTHING USED IN THE
MAKEUP OF A HAT.
IA~nD EXXyIT THE N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Professor and Mrs. Haslen. and many

Professor and Mrs. Haslen. and many
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. West were the 'ecipi-
ents of many costly and beautiful pres
ents. Among them several original
poems, written on wood. The quain'cs'
OF these, a chip from the heart of the
orange tree. bearing an autograph verse.
by Mrs. Jane Hope Mari. OF LeAing-
ton. Numbers OF congratulaiory 'e!e-
grams were received during the evening
from those too far distant TO be present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
KAUFMAN e co
IN You KNOW The CLASS OF GOODS VIZ SELF

Our increase in didn't come from selling common
latest isncle and they always to be found here
nm your nov sbonnno facilities
f;bfnv were never 80 perfect fall With much larger stock
assortment equally greater feel assured oil our a please
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
THE MCABE SCHOOL BOYS WIN.
They Defeat the University college,
Tenn nv 10 Score of 10 TO I.

Yesterday evening witnessed shappy
game OF football at West-End Park be-
tween the teams OF the University COL
lege OF Medicine and McCabe's University
School.
The men lined up in the following or
der:
l.. C. NJ. Positions. McCabe's.
Harrison ......Right end ......Mcllhenny.
Bodow Right tackle .........Hall.
Zeafoss .......Right guard ....Morrisette.
LLOYD Centre ...............Hlli.
,rrlce ,..........Left guard ........Gordon.
leath ..........L.eft tackle ..........Potts.
Moore ............Left end ........W Hburn.
Carr Quarterback. Il. r. w. McCabe.
Lippitt ........IIeft half ......McPheeters'
Edwards Right half-back. .lipscomb'
Foster ..........Full- back ......Mccabe.
ON the start the University College or
Medicine got the ball, and 1t was put
into play By q kickoff from centre. Me
Cabe's team then had II Tor severai
downs. McCabe finally kicked and Fos-
tar cauebt. but failed on his return Kick.
The school boys again had the ball, and
vent IL until McCabe went around the
,lYht end OF the University men. and Sc
cured a touch. down. No goal was kicked.
The han went back TO the centre, ana
Foster kicked off. After many scrlm-
images McCabe's left half went around
the right end for another touchdown
McCabe was this time successful In KICK
ing his goal
once more the ball went TO the centre OF
the field. and was kicked on by Foster
The Medical College men from this tune
ON played o much stronger game. Al
the end OF the first half the ball was well
down In McCabe's territory.
After a rest OF ten minutes the game
WAS resumed McCGbe's team started
the ball rolling with the kick-off from
centre. For some time the ball remained
IN this locality. neither side being able TO
accomplish much. On tumble by Nc
Gable Foster got the ball AMI went down
the field seventy yards. Then. by sue
cessiye PUSHES the ball was carried over
the line by Foster. This trial for goal
was a failure.
After this neither side scored. though
Edwards made a run that carried the Dali
within McCabe's ten-yard line. The score
was 10 to 4 In favor OF McCabe's School.
This WAS the first Of a series OF games
| TO be played by these two teams. ana
next time they meet the game VIII be
more interesting for both sides.
Ladies' Drop-StItch Hose 0isle), only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Frenche spoken in all us purity anu
elegance Is taught By the Bon sens s!s-
tenn. 2G5 east Franklin street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Jacob Levitt,
1888 EAST MAIN STREET.
q GALA WEEK!

week of Carnival and Bargain Festivals feast of glad
ness for the lovers of the Truly Good and The
necessities of Life Home of Person. all that man or woman
can want or wish for gathered here from the tour
f tbe Globe Note some few articles mentioned in the fol-
lowing which only indicator of what's to meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Moe, Prominent Educators

regard Professor Haslefrs new system
the Bon Sens, az not only the pest put
the only one affording hope OF learning
TO speak the language. 200 east Frahhilh
ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
O>T'RICH-FEiTH BOt. AND
EDI..Affs

We show none but the GENUINE ~
TRICH BOAS AND COLLARS s0 H 4.
tom
The prices on the short ostrich cs.t.
with ribbon ends-fl G9. 1855. and ?
The long B0as, very fui AL ft-',v
from so 20 ilJ.
TIE Collars. made oc Dst-.ch plus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Organs.

Taffeta Moire at julius sycle & Sons
i0c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

I.amp-shade Paper at julius Sycle &
Sons, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
CHILDREN'S REEFERS AND
KITCHENS

Fully twice az many styles ~ s.s.
shown before. including ID" u..-r. .f. o.
effects that have made this I.I.-,r
with US 80 popular
Here are pretty Refers. 90 u.-ts..
weight cloth. trimmed with hrI s7..
p !. and . years. AT 1916.
Other styles IN Mixed Chevlf. ,f.rr,.I
with braid. at S2.j". - -. ami ego.
Buclay Refers, SOLID Aayy ana B..
s. and $59s
The Finer Grades children ana ,'.s.s'
Jackets range In price from g. o. X-H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
SILK WAISTS.

our Inc of SIX WU9ts cIn3IsIe = f--a
elegant Persian designs ID Fancy a,
and Taffetas that must h' Son % g.. -.
preclated The prices FOR these Nnr. ,
range from gas FOR the rll.aar ....t.
~ BIS for The nnnr n-.tr-m. md IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
NECkMEAR EnRLAnIEN-

The New Effects Tor fll lrl v.-.
wear are now displayed bore Iter 10
Clulc the Pompafour. kuflirgs T.. rH
NJ. Grape. and Muslin le $50. Is. ID
Collars and NokeS in Velvet. lr... .-
S.lk-in fact. all that is nov and -n
in Neckwelr Is now here f3r yoa O crr.
from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Have you ever looked through our stock
Of Infants Cloaks and compared the
styles. qualities. and prizes with other
houses? We show more styles Of Infants
Cloaks than any three houses in Rich
mond and We sell more han anv three.
because the STYLES AND PRICES ARE
RIGHT.
We start this line with COhurc Cash
mere In Cream and Tan. embroidered on
cape and skirt with silk. well made and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Ladies' Drop-Stitch Hose 0isle). only
SIC, at Julius Sycle & Sons'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

La,Ouche Brothers IS Suits. I'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
UNDERWEAR.


This department Is one Of our strong
holds Prices and qualities unequalled.
Ladies' Long-Sleeve Ribbed Vests. .l5c.
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed, F'ieece-Back
tod,e es'S Gen;ine Balbfegan. ribbed
fleece back, satin front, and tape. .3c:
Ladies' Natural Gray Egyptian Ribbed
Vests ..................:..... .'':...'.'.-J c'
Ladies' Flat Vests. worth S5c, for. DC.
Ladies' Good Merino Vests elsewhere
Ladies' Fine MerinO Vests. such as you
Ladies White Wool Vests, 81 quality.
Ladies il. Strictly Ai-Wooi scarlet
Vests at Observation-Disclosures. Csc.
Mems Merino Vests ......................l 9c.
Mems French Tape-Neck, Heavy MerinO
Vests warranted as good as you get
in this city at 40c. for this week sc.
Mems Heavy Rib-Tail Gray Shirts, a
beauty, and worth J0c.. for ........25c.
Mems soc. White Merino Vests. none bet
ter at the price In Richmond. but We
80 a step further, and this week sell
Mems White Wool Shirts. warranted 90
per cent. yarn ......................i9c .
Mems Gray Wool Mixed Shirts. same
quality as above. rib tail ......:.... .43c.
Mems Atwood Natural Gray Shirts.
sl.26 value. for ........................79c .
Mems Wool Scarlet SHIRTS at 49, 60.
and 79c., worth at least half as much
more.
KNITTING-YARNS.
The very best makes of German Knitting
Yarns. 75. S.. and CSC. per pound.
Real Saxony. in all colors. Sc. hank
Every imaginable shade OF Zephyr, In z
or fold, at &c. an ounce.
CLOAKS! CAPEs!! WRAPS"!
To begin 10 describe our cloak stock
would be too great strain on the
mind. but We can say
WE HAVE THE BEST STOCK
OF
CLOAKS IN RICHMOND.
AND AT PRICES WHICH CAUSES
COMPETITION TO CRINGE.
Capes at N.4s. $l.T3. n.9s. 1913. s2.lS. s2.9S.
$3.&S. and up to the incest goods TO
be had.
Our stock Of Children's Long and Short
Coats Is complete in every detail.
Price. quality. and style unmatched.
[AIN.STREET HUSTLER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
INI"lNTN NND fVIIDI1I.NI.
CtnEs AND UONNFTs.
LADIES CLoANs AN r,pr.

There Is iuet as much dry
Wraps as there r. in people ~r. ...
design. III. and workmanship trI r...-. 3.
all contribute 10 the desired .0s.f
cur CLOAkS AND CAFES r......
something which stamps them . SD,
LlSH GARMENTS n is tne rr...
long experience In selecting arT r..-
our Wraps nom manuiI t.r.r- n.l .t..f
AZ the head Of the wrap hlsir... ..
country. Many OF the STYLES ar. s-.r.
only here. as we have eNcIu ..e r.rt-.f
OF these styles for Richmond
Tho variety of FUR. CLOTH avn
Pill SH CAPES Wa. never 500 .,t.,.
as now. The success We has. fs. ID ...
past on Furs has encouraged u- .r r..
ting in a larger supply fnls sa,s.- r.
feel confident We can please YOU H., PIE,
as well as quality some exception. IT,
good values are also shown il gLIsf
CAPES Of the latest designs