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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

Misses Eugenia and Anne Tenant. Fan
nc and Hattie Ross. and Aessrs. Cana,
DennIscn. and Branch.
Miss Claudia Palmer IN especially al
m.red for her beauty and grace.
The Misses remnant are entertaining
number OF young friends ut house party
this week Among them MISS oahie
Rrucc. Mise Virginia Hayes, and Messis.
Yenry l.. Cabel. Robert Campbell, Oh
Richmond. Va, and Charles Dehnisoh'
Baltimore. Nd. 49,.
Miss May Mcleod Howard is among '"e
recent welcome guests. A.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence hnow'e., y,
lnnta. Ga. and Mr.. Thomas B. PANE re-
celved an enthusiastic welcome o"
ncsday. ,,,.s
Mr. and Mrs. r. !. Lowry ana MISS
N,aude are also popular guests from AZ
Ian,a. The whole party came IN p'i'''s
car. - o...or orrived
from Richmond on TUESDAY.
A. and Mrs Barton II. Grumpy nav
enont a few days here during the past
weok. 80, ,ho Dich-
mond guests. -. walker and
Mrs. James Hayes have oeeh
hero from the fiOl Sl't ms. d..
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mldule.on $50
Ito of louisville, are among uhe h'o''
,,oT,,ar visitors at 1.-The Nmte
Pc IT, putIedee is remembered as the
- scvoral seasons and the inue"-
boiove5 Miss Winston. OF hicnno"e, ,so,
Nc John 4. Preston, MISS , acnsn"
p-as.on and Mr.. Robert Ludlow freseo,'
-, " charles c. Dennison are Guar
anu W. nests from Baltimore, M9,
NJ and Mrs. Arthur 1ierper', liz ~,
Nora and Mite Herbert anu M a,tv
49,, Rrvant form an ATTRACTIVE p"'''
from Alexandra, va. Mice Matte
Mrs John d. Spence Miss an,,-
Ut; MI and Mr. w. W. Clarke are apopu-
ia .,,s y G. Willard and Mrs J. G boyu
cbi1d and nurse. have arrived from NV"
br,dgs Alum for August. WV
MIR. and Mrs. George b' f'"'"'
tia are among the guests.
NJ and Mrs. William {. DlchITE
o,.,a,,s favorite White sulphur guests
rhoy are located In Florida ROW ,,.,o,.
tls, John Echols and Mrs hcnois
ond Mrs. NJ. *. Cummings, OF Louls.i"''
~, are among the registered eu''
~ George Ross has spent uhe p"9'
vel, with his family here. ..o
nr Hunter Mcclure ana ms 49,
tive daughter. Miss Gussie McGu IIt e ar -
er,onp the weeks guests. chi1O1'
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Farnvi.le Mercury, spent much OF esch
season here. the Ancient Order OF buha-
loes. which reamed over these hills, reSu-
lnrly held their meetings AT Buhaio, anu
much interest attached 20 their midhisht
proceedings Most OF the visitors, Al
least of the male persuasion, were en-
thusiastic members of the order some
OF them are still living, and at times
during the day may yet be seen on .the
grounds, not sporting on the lawn
NAV be. as of yorc. but still retaining
their attachment 10 the order. and yet
more devoted TO the wonderful waters
which are found flowing here from the
bowels OF the earth. This water has
the same effect upon the human system
II ever had, and ii would be well IL
some OF the older members or the order
would again institute and illustrate It's
mystic rites and ceremonies. Ihey
would find among the sojourners mere
many subjects VINO might be induced 80
Join the "Ancients." and thus revive
old-time friendships. Their JOY at speedy
recovery. as result of using the water
would render them ready for any such
project; Some of the guests who are
married. and have their wives with them,
daily illustrate by their meeknesS ana
sIbmissiveness. that they are good SUB
jects for the goat. or rather the buffaio.
The tenets OF this order inculcated
spirit Of independence. and of freedom OF
thought and action.
4 PEACE-MAKFR.
4 part OF the proceedings OF the order,
! have been told. consisted in drinking
at regular intervals during the meetings
copious dranghts of No. water. which
had the effect Of alaying disturbances.
keeping down any spirit Of disorder, and
making the meetings times of peace and
quiet and pleasure
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04
WYTUENTLLE.
The Increased Demand for IRON
Picnic Parties.

WYTHEVILLE, VA. August 3.-(Spe-
cial.)-The increased demand for iron
ore and the rise in price means much
for Southwest Virginia. If the present
condition Of the iron market continues
a few weeks longer. mining operations
will be started in all directions; furnaces
will be put in blast. and the develop
ment OF this section, Interrupted In It's
incipiency. will proceed rapidly bringing
10 light uncounted wealth, and unsds-
pected resources.
To those who have been inclined TO
smile at seemingly marvellous accounts
of mountains OF iron-Se. cliffs OF ENC.
acres OF coal. and millions OF tons OF
lead. manganese. salt, and several
other minerals we expect soon 10 be able
to say, Did we not tell you 1t was all
here?"
SMALLPOX SCARE
The smallpox scare. II there was any
has abated. No cases. sSe those on
Cripple creek, have been reported in
the county. and, except for a number
OF sore arms, the citizens Of Wytheville
have been in no wise affected by the
appearance of the disease.
Picnics are very popular at present.
Two or three times week gay parties
i'm mountain hacks, can BE- seen making
their way towards the crock or the
mountain, Chimney Rocks from which
one enjoys a beautiful apd extensive
view of as fair country as God over
made. The "Aunt-Beds" are an interest
ing natural curiosity. the Swinging
Bridge" "Crocketts Cascade" any many
other spots afford ideal surroundings for
a picnic. There is one place little known,
which seems 10 have been specially in
tended for quiet parties, who would seek
a brief communion with nature. This
spot has been christened Glen Gibboney"
In honor of Captain William Gibbony.
one of our most venerable citizens. who
is noted for his love Of nature, and his
local pride. Ii is a cool, green glade,
shut In by high hills, and shaded even
in midday by understanding trees. From
a mountain spring runs a clear little
stream TO empty itself in the creek close
by. No some comes near, and no sound
Of the busy world penetrates this lovely
retreat. save now and then the shrill,
yet mellow whistle OF the locomotive.
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PamnIin Observation.

PAMPLIN CITY, VA, August 3.-(Spe-
ciai)-Not for many years has month
of July been so cool and unsummer-like
as the July just gone. Even the Oldest
lnhabitant can scarcely recall a similar
July to the last. unless his recollection
goes back 10 the memorable year of 1876
that of the great May frost-when there
was frost every month in the year. and
the season was so dry that corn went up
the next year to so barrel
We Pamplin people are sleeping under
blankets at night and ice Is an abomlna-
ton.
We have had good rains, and corn Is
looking well. but tobacco is generally late
and small
Mr. h. w. Beale shas just completed
his house. and expects to move in in a
few days.
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wASu-CO0ns FESTIVAL

WASH-GOODS FESTIVAL.
Twenty thousand and odd yards OF Dlml-
ties, Jaconets, Irish Lawns, and fls-
ured Organizes that sod az TO- = T.
and BE your choice, for Monday only
Just think what this means: ANY WASH
GOODS IN OUR HOUSE. WITHOUT
RESERVE, CENTS y YARD.
1900 yards Sateen Remnants Black
ground, colored figures. sic. me
YARD These goods formerly sold Al
from TO- II IL. and i9c. a yard.
sl2 yards Lace Curtain Net Remnants AZ
lust one hale the original prices. me
IL l.2c. kind lie. the l5c. quality:
now z l-2c the 25c. quality. u lie, ana
the soc quality. p l-2c I'll.
eOgO Yards l-2c Soft Challies' when are
nerfect beauties, for Monday 3-te. .,
leo Yards White Lawn, Win coiored
figures, Pink. Blue, and Black Tor
1903 yards Yards unbieached jeans at Sic
rul t9e T PC. SAND YARDS PLAID AND
STRIPPED NAINSOoK, IN LIGHT
Blue. rAN. HEI1oLR0PE. AND
BUFF. FORMERLY SOLD ,, At 7 -
AND II IL CENTS: TO CLOSE THE
LOT NOW, 3-S CENTS.
g. PIECES FINE. SHEER CHECK MUS
IINS. IN LARGE, SMALle AND
MEDiCM CHICKS; THE SANE "a; y
W WEE v 9EES ) - s GEETs. AT 10
THE GREATEST SALE OF WHITE
oUfLTS YOU'VE EVER ATTENDED
MILL TAKE PLACE HERE THIS
WEEK.
Iot l.-I0-i Honeycomb +Sc.
Lot 2-lo-4 Fr.nged Marseilles. 57c.
Lot 3.-lo-4 Plain Marseilles, 69c
Lot 4-l1-4 Extra Heavy Marse.iles. CSC.
Lot 5.-l2-i Superb Marseilles. N.3.
Lot 6.-i2-i Double-Wove Marseilles. $i.i5.
You can't begin TO buy above numbers
anywhere In the state at less than
double our prices.
One lot Of 30 corset-Covers for Monday
early &C.
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Before mentioning the Summer Stun
we want to call your attention to Few
Notions:
l Spool of Black Silk for &c. or ) spoois
100 Sheets Of wrlting-Paper for ioc.
| dozen Rolls TaDe for 23c.
dozen Spools Embroidery SILK for Sc.
Gentlemen's and Boys 25c. suspenders
for l0c.
cbiIdren's Socks. in White. Tan, and
Black. sizes 10 I. II l-ec. a pair. ,ou
cb,Idren's Jersey-Ribbed Vests. sc.
Ladies Jersey-R Ribbed Vests, sc.
3 Spools Basting Cotton Tor &c.
Beit-Buckles, l0c.; 0arter-Elastic. &c.
so Hair-Pins for sc. 100 r,sca
Cotton Diaper. &C. q yafu' OF s'c' PieSo
Ladies' Silk Belts CSC.
Shirt-Waist Sets, l5c. ,,,- u,
Black Waterproof China silk' splendid
BLACK k'S snr an Silk. good value. 5Oc.
Figured China Silks at loo.
Wash Silks at l9c.
Ends OF Lining Cambria. 3 l-2c.
Ends OF l6 2-3c. Fast-Black Percallne FOR
Ends of Black and colored Dress Goods
at half the original prices.
You will do the sensible thing TO buy
Cottons now, as the indications are
that they will be higher.
Unbeached Cotton, .. 4. 8. s, and l.3c
Bleached Cotton. s. 8. I. s. 3, IL, and IL l-2c.
Pleached Sheeting, II to sc.
Unbleached Shee,ing, II IL TO CSC.
White Cambrics, 6 IA TO l5c. -,
Long Cloth, $40 TO $50 a piece OF j;
yards.
Vnbleached Jeans, to IL 1-2c.
Bleached Jeans. l-3 TO IL lie.
pillow Cottons, 8 Is to l5c.
Not rebuilding, not taking inventory, NOT
reducing the Colossus of Rhodes stock,
but selling all goods at reasohapie
prices, and having them to suit almost
every one.
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SUMMER REDUCTIONS IN ORDER.

81 i-2c. French Organizes reduced 10 25c.
10 1-2c Irish Lawns reduced TO lOc.
25c. Ginghams reduced 10 l9c.
25c. Organdies reduced 10 lsc.
&c. Figured Linen Lawns reduced 10 l9c.
A lot OF IL l-2c. Ginghams, u l-2c, Dmi-
ties. and IL lie. Crepons reduced 10
l-ic.
Remnants of &c 2-3. Il u. and i0c. Wash
Strands Leakesvlle Unbleached Knit
ting-Cotton, size s only. at TIC. per
pound. or 8 pounds for 81.
A lot of &c. Apron Ginghams reduced to
25c. Atwood Black serges and Henriet-
1870. Atwood Albatross. in Black. Navy
Blue. and Pink.
DC. Atwood Navy-Blue Serge.
Black Ground. Black Figured Sateens at
IL lee.
Splendid values in s 10. 10. 12 lie. Solid
Black Sateen.
Listen to our tales OF bargains. We have
Flannel Bargain:
A 81 Pc Atwood White Flannel at 25c:
per yard. As the quality Is limited
(only 10 pieces). call early.
White Cotton Duck at 10. ID IL, 10 z-Sc.
5-4 Table Ol-Cioth. &c.
"A Floor Oil-Cloth. 25c.
Cream Damask. iIc.
81 Floor Oil-Cloth. 5Dc.
White-Frtnged Napkins. % and Ssc. per
Ladies' SAX Vests Oersey-Ribbedl. oc.
Gentlemen's GauZe Vests, H. 20, 81 IL
Csn,iemen;s Jeans Drawers, 10. 25.. and soc:
Gentlemen's White Shirts, %. %, i5c.' ana
81. "a -, r.
GentIemen's Socks. ) TO 5oc. pair.
csntlamen's Handkerchlefs. &c to 81 each.
Gentlemen's Gun Buttons. Csc. 10 81.
Gentiemen's Scarfs. IL i-g 10 soc.
Gent!emen's Balbriggan Drawers 40, o.
We keen a nice line OF Gentlemen's Fur
nigh!ngs, and sell them reasonably.
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Constipation
is the most common form Of Dys-
pepsia.
DR.. Deane's
Dyspepsia Pills

(white wrapper), one after each meal.
cure the most obstinate cases. They
contain no mercury. do not purge nor
grippe, and impart natural healthiul
tone to the stomach and bowels.
sesa,s ., druggists. Send to Us for free sample.
DR.. ]. A. DEANE CO.,
Kingston. New York. '
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3si dozen ladies' loc. Fast-BA'A ~
(not the trashy kind usua.y ai'-''
tssD. 10 90 az ( i-2c. a pl.r
100 dozen Ladies' White Ii n's''
Handkerchiefs. this week. Or N"f
but that's the price OF one. .
Millinery, Allnory,i We've shaved y,
Millinery Stock pretty Close. .....,
you're got an idea OF buy.rs =. ,--.
in this line, quarter VIII 20 '--
ner duty OF a dollar here.
Sanorsl Sailors, Sallors,n
a5c Trimmed Sailors now 100
SOC. Trimmed Sailors, &c.
75c Trimmed Sailors 4sc.
81 - Trimmed sailors. BE -,, srrf
THE REMAINING STOCK oil ,ScH
AlER UNDERWEAR AT sl+N-
TER PRICES. Mn
Mems Jean Drawers. we'll made i'' ''
day only. BE. a pair.
Mems 30. Balbr.ggan shirts, lr' D., Ec.
Mems Blsached Jeans Drawers u"
kind. double scat. &c. phb.i
% dozen Infants and Children
Sleeveless Vests. l-Zc. o,e. Al
ladies' Sleeveless Ribbed vests. 5 l'-'
You want Cor Monday. ,...,,oals
q dozen Boys Heavy 'o'-
Pants. l5c a pair. .,h i,ced
10 dozen Boys outing Waists, W"
fronts and pockets, BE. ,,..,.,s srss
One small lot Boys Calico N''''
70 :. al ". ,.,,,su
I'MBRELI.ASi lMbht.,,'t,--eeU III. Ia.
We found In stock enough OI11 - -, 5Tt'
dies sun and Rain Umbrellas "
Won a bonanza for this Week. nt.t. SIX
There are about % Heavy, s.i
with various handles. when Ia
Sis 1.25. and $50. Your p, Sc
Monday. or as long a. they iAsc Ia
% Faat-Black Gloria sun or h'"
brellls, &c. ,.,1y.mid'
We are going OUT OF tnS ,,sirsss alip
s ssIvs "' Now II sou want oa s..l On
this line Mondays the day. "a nor
Al one half the original cost No "''
-. ~ said
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FRUIT JARS.


Laden with fairest fruit. tNat huns ~
tn eye.
Tempting, stirr'd IN me sudden appetite.
To pluck ard eat.
Milton
Mason's Best white Funt-Gas5 Jars
we buy them b. the carload aCI sci
them in any quantity you desire.
Piuts-f0c dozen
Ouarts-75c. dozen.
Halfgallons-9sc dozen.
Lookout for green glass. With "secorl'
tOr-
The Hazel Jars-wa want you -
look NJ them. see the finest FrIt-J8rT 10
the Worldwide mouth seplr Dol. trrf.
no cutting Of fruit. VIII tel you 10
rrriof--
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SPECIAL SALE
TOILET SETS,
gn.eFnent.E

In looking through oar Ch.0lwlfe To-
partmout. we ind the t9iioHinC sets
we've cut the prices or them, cur 10 mo
quick.
Sets, White Grant trn pieces. elt
, Sets. White Granite. Ten pieces, cut %
2 90
sets Decorated English Granite. Blue
Brown. and PINK decorations ten Frt'i'
cut 70 s2l2
s Decorated Slop-Jars match 70 above
sets. cut 90 g.
Ten-Piece Toilet-Sefs. decorated ~
two colors and gold trimmed assorted
shapes. cut 90 8ls.
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,iI'S.

Did you know there is great Ian,
sale going on here? Well thars s. s.,
here are some OF the goodies wr 81
Glass Nase-L3mps with srii-c.lr
d0mes-Blue. Pink. Yeil0w-1cc
Brass Banqu t-Lamps centre-lra,
burner. sl1e
Cupid Lamp. centr -dyaft tlrnor-th
best Lamp bargain In RichmonI-Nc9
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BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS.
A Suggestion That IN Ancient Order
he Revived.

BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS. VA.
August 3-(special) when the late J. II.
st. Andrew, at one time editor OF the
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Jacob Levitt.
o0osoo Sooo 1905 Oo0aS0e0So
Tumble, Tumble, Tumble!
You never such tumbling of prices as has been
taking place in the
Peop|s' Popular Man, Street DrV.G1QdS House.

We've positively gotten everything down to the Lowest
NOTCH next giving away you'll say when you see the s02
The bargainseeker will find store an nteestns pace
this week.
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LADIES' WEAR.
Second EIoOrD

There Is a bond Of sympathy between
our prices and your purse. huch yalK -
not needed. as the bargains talK lot
Duck skirts, good goods, and well made
4gc instead Of 75c. ~
Fine Serge skirts, .all-wool, IN NavE.
and Black, Godet-back, a.ss. instead OF
n avv Serge Skirts. all wool. In Black
and Navy. s29S. instead Of sos
LADIES' Blazer-Jackets, in Blue Ian'
and Black SOC. each.
ladies' Eobes. heavy muslin. nicely
trimmed. with yoke Of embroidery Sc
instead Of 81.
Ladies' Robes. fine muslin. yoke or
plaits and Hamburg insertion, 9>c' IN
stead OF Sl25.
skirts ard Robes. fine muslin. hand
s6nelv trimmed. with lace ana on
broidery. So instead of 80 $, am 49,.
LADIES' Waists-Whte Lawn Waists;
reduced from g and 75c.. to oc; reduced
from, q q 10 81
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PERC.LE WAISTS.

Strictly uo-to-late, the nobbiest, swell
oct and nattiest Waists created this sea-
son: iaurdersd high rundown collar.
link cuffs large. generous sleeves. IN
pink and White stripes. Black and White
strines Blue and White stripes. O. -en
AMI White striras yellow and White
stripes Red and white strines-cuffs and
collar Of solid colors - match stripes.
Thes, are orr dollar Wa mark you;
Won. choice of the entire lot for ,Jc.
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CANDY,
(Baseuent1

The caniy-mint has been coin.rg s2'l.e'
all we K. VIII you share them So matter
what other dealers chars. i1ei l1 hlt
give YOU better candy. You can pay 't
for Chocolates scarcely as so1I-4-!5 s!s
l. and &c. a pound.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
SILKS.

Too many. too many. entirely; excur-
sion rates (and Less on all our Seasonaoie
silks. ,,,,
The CSC Kal-Kai Wash silks. now
II l-2c. ,
The S3c. Kai-Kai Wash Silks now lIc
The i9c. Kai-Ka Wash silks, now 2oc;
Rich. Lustrous. Black China SIX, Dc.
quality. marked TO lie. CT,
24-!nch Cream and Pure-White satin,
marked 10 75c-the 81 goods.
Cream White Faille, marked to sl-the
beautiful Light Colored Figured Taffeta
SILK. market 39c.. instead of Toe.
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, Second FIoOrD

W. are closing ont the entire 6toci
hence SUCH prices as these:
Reversible Ingram Rugs, 26Xeo inches
Soc instead Of 81.
Fine Velvet Rugs. beautiful pattern!
AsS instead OF S.25.
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SILK GLOVES.
Fine Spuu-Silk Gloves. Tans and Blacks,
reduced from Is to l9c. pair
WHITE GOODS.
You can't stuff an elephant into busnel
measure. neither can we tell the story q,
our White Goods bargains In SO snla,,
a SPACE The truly economical ones VIII
como and make discoveries for themselves.
Here are hints.
Sheer India Linen runs thus
&c for the l-4c. kind.
l-ic. for the 1-3c. kind.
l-3c for the Zoe. kind.
&c for the II l-2o. kind. 49,
Striped and Checked Dmlty, beau,iiul
quality. 12 1-2c.
Repnants Black Lawn, plain, striped
and checked. at half price
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.
We seldom do things by halves The
only thing done by halves IS the making
OF prices-they'ro only half size. These
dwarf-d prices viii create a giant de-
nand. ,r,-A 1,.,lo
Laundersd Percale Shirts. with two col
Lars. and nair OF cuffs: also. the entire
stock of High-Grade Laundared CheVlot
and Percale Shirts. with collar and Guns
attached, are on sale at the uniform price
of 75c.
Mems Cheviot Shirts. the greatest. as
sortment Of styles and colorings, stripes,
and checks: absolutely the best SHIRT on
our west window. ,
M.n's Balbriggan Shirts and drawers,
the 50c. kind; we've marked them Joc'
each-3 for 81
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WOOL DRESS GOODS.

Here are some snappy bargains Tor
shrewd buyers. Prices that are In Keep
Ing with ''love I'm Il cottage.
4i-inch Henrietta, Navy-Blue' 2oc'
yard. e.-, an,
SG-inch Novelties. Checks Stripes, and
Mixtures. reduced from p ana Z? 10
II lie. ,,.. .,,,.
Novelty Effects. double-width, goodly
assortment Of coiorings, reduced from
80 and - to 17c.
50rinch Twill Dress Mixtures, ail-wooi'
reduced from ~ 10 pc. -
3S-inch silk and Wool Dress MINUTES
reduced from 20 10 25c. w.
52-inch Atwood Navy and Black Heavy
Diagonal Chcviot. 50c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Electric rays Of money-savlng shine an
through this department. IL Is fairy puo,
bling over with timely suggestions. anu
prices remarkable for their littlenesS.
aO-inch Wool Grenadine. half dozen pat
terms. reduced from ~ To II l-2c.
9G-inch ATWOOD Serge, Black and
Colors. 25c.
S6-inch Atwood Albatross. reduced from
- i5-inch AI-wool Serge marked to Soc
Jo-inch Atwood Serge marked to Soc
Toe goods I'LL,
46-inch Henrietta, extra heavy 81 SILK
finish. Blue. Black, and Jet-Black. 5oc.-
the 75c. quality.
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Fine Tapestry Table-Coyers, 72-inches
square. 81. instead Of g.
Fine Tapestry Table-COvers, - inches
square. $3.50, instead OF $50.
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LINENS.

The peculiar little under-prices on
Linens are unique and great In their
smallness.
Checked Linen Towels. Sc. vii
Checked Linen Crash, Red ana biue
checks, 6 1ic. ,,,.. .,,oo,,,
Checked Doilies, Red and Blue checks
19c. a dozen. ,o,
Dinner-Narlcins. largo size. 75e. dozen.
Rleached Damask, 5S-inch, Zoc.
Turkey-Red Dgmask. nc, from &c
S,-inch Tnhls-CoVer. Red border, 81.
7,Jinch Unbieached Sheeting, u l-Zc''
frnrr lrn
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COrnpetitiony

aeuchD We WFeT No |
accomplish
non much WE MUST UNoA anu ~
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2: UNMATCHABLE!


the little you save on II httir 80 $780,
that makes the rat pocket-book
Brooks Machine Cotton. &c. spool.
Black Pins, lc. box.
A00 English Pins for &c.
Hovt's German Cologne. loc. poltie.
Good Mucilage. &c. bottle.
Elastic COrset-Lacers Be- each.
ped Embroidery Cotton. Sc. dozen.
Embroidery Hoops. &C. pair.
BLACK Corset s. Ella. l0c. pair.
silk Garter-Web anv color. lOc. yar1'
"ColumblaAIlls" Knitting-Cotton. &c.
pound. 81 ,...,o
palm SOAP 39c dozen. &C.. cake.
Rixbv's Shoe Polish. Sc. bottle.
Tan Shoe Dressing. &C. bottle.
"Spring" Tape Measures, lsc eacn'
Metal Puff-Boxes. Y l-2c. eacn.
Warren" H0se-SuppOrtors, lVc PAIR
were % and 25c. pair. ,,
L9rge-Slze Stockihet Dress-Shields' &C.
.air. -.
Shield with odOr-destroying qualities.
4 Good Clothes-Brush for l9c.
Kid Curriers' &C. bunch.
Genuine Whalebone. l0c dozen.
Contrs CASTLE Soap. jc.-large cake
Fellows" Gossamer Face-Powder' NC.
box.
Covered Whaleb0ne. 10c. dozen On
fancv-cOlOred casings).
\ Special Rubber Comb Sc .-actuaIly
worth y i-2c, and made OF best PARA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-04

Here you'll find not ordinary, everyday
bargains. but special, purse-opening, DOL
lar-doubling. competition. tail-twlstinG
prices For instance:
An immense quantity of 10 and II 1-2c.
Jauonets. Lawns, Dimltics, Muslins, etc.
Yards and yards Of them. almost miles.
The style and get-up Of them Is simply
perfect , CENTS THE YARD.
Satin-Stripe Dlmltics. white grounds,
with rich. dressy designs. AZ the puny
price Of & IL CENTS THE YARD. -.
Dress Ginghams. plenty Of them, sold
formerly at 10 and 70 l-2c.; they're on at
5 CENTS THE YARD.
J1conet Duchess This fabric enjoys
the unique distinction of having carried
the banner for popularity during the sea-
son OF 1895. We have a nerfect assort-
nent-lO CENTS THE YARD