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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
RAZAAR A THING OF THE PAST.
The Ladies' Cleared About $1,000 for
the Home of Incurabies.

The war Of Roses" which for so many
nights has held forth al the First Regi-
mental ArmOry. came 10 close last
evening. ard IL vas probably not without
a feeling Of sadness that the ladies' who
have worked 80 faithfully for the noble
object fOr which the bazaar was given
left the beautifully and bril-
liantly-nghted hall with the knowledge
that on the morrow. instead Of gay
laughter and bright music. the building
would resOund with the sounds Of the
workmau's hammer, and in few hours
the place would be bare and desolate.
The ladies' Of the different booths were
all busy last night getting their accounts
straight and disposirg OF such articles as
were left on hand Miss Mary Thaw. the
treasurer. when asked as 10 the success
Of the bazaar financially. said that she
could not give the exact figures until the
latter part ~ this week. but she thought
that at least sl5o0 had been cleared.
Miss Ruby Bodeker, the president OF
the bazaar, was presented with hand
some lamp by the ladies under her.
The voting on the ring for the most
popular married lady at the bazaar was
closed last night. and the ring, a hand
some clover leaf of pearls, went TO Mrs.
Clarence Taylor Boykin.
The followiLs letter is self-explanatory:
RICHMOND. VA. November ~. 1895.
Miss Ruby Bodeker. President Bazaar.
War OF Roses:
The Judges Of the drill make the follow
ing report. Being unable to agree We
give our reasons:
Major Simons Is OF opinion that the
White Roses are entitled 10 the prize by
one point on account OF excellency in
drill
CAPTAIN Harvey's opinion Is that all
things else considered. the Red Roses are
entitled 10 the prize, on account Of their
proficiency In the fan drill.
CAPTAIN Cunningham is OF the opinion
that the matter is In doubt. for the fol-
lowing reasons: The White Roses had one
less error than the Red Roses. but this
fact remains: The fours OF the Red Roses
were inverted in the fan drill thereby
causing the girls OF the Red Roses 10
lose their relative positions toward each
other. They also executed one movement
more than the White Roses. that being
"twos right about" They also executed
In good shape the command from fours.
right oblilue." when they had never been
slven that command before.
We therefore report that we cannot ar
rive al a decision.
Respectfnlly submitted.
". +. SlMONs, Major.
". : HARVEY. JR.. Captain.
+. W. CUNNINGHAM, Captain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

Daniel Hi lcoloredD was arrested yes
terday. CHARGED with house breaking. The
house OF Mrs O'D0nell. No 81 north
Eleventh street was entered, Tuesday
night by a burglar. and some jewelry and
other 9riic.es Nere carried on. onlcefs
Gibson and McMahOn yesterday found the
stolen goods In a IaHn-shOp, and ascsr-
tanned that Hill had obtained money upon
them. He was, therefore. arrested. The
accused stOully denies al knowledge OF
the robbery
William Tyree, who claims TO be from
Hampton, was arrested at the First Po-
lice Station yesterday as suspicious
character
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Ladies' & Gents Underwear.

Gentlemen's Gray Underwear, 59c. goods,
for - lie
Gentlemen's Natural Underwear, 75c.
goods for SOC.
Gentlemen's Fine Merino. Single and
Double Breasted. were J0c., now Doe.
Gentlemen's ATWOOD Red Shirts for Doc.
Good l5c value.)
Half Wool Underwear. for gentlemen, 5Oc.
Tjc. grader
Wrights Health" Underwear. for gem
tlemen. 81
Gentlemen's Strictly All-Wool Double
Breasted Red shirts, excellent value,
for 81.
LADIES' Union Suits. good weight, for
81 l-2c.
Ladies' Atwood Red shirts and Draw
ers. soc
Ladies Ribbed Vests. silk-taped. fleece
lined. pc
ladies' Ribbed Vests, regular 25c. value.
FOR ilc.
ladies' Wool Scarlet Underwear. for
15c.
(Worth dOllarD
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, good ones, for
u 1-2c.
A special line Boys Scarlet and Natural
Underwear. worth 81 lie. to 5Oc.. for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
HAYDN and the symphony.

The third lecture OF the series on tho
deveopmcnt Of music being delivered in
this city under tha auspices Of ths
Wednesday Club by Mr. Thomas Whitney
Surotte. OF the University Extension
Faculty. will take place az the Young
Mems Christian Association Han to-mot-
row night The subject win be- Haydn
and the SYMPHONY" and the following
certain points OF the lecture. Haydn-Son-
alta, In j. rat major, allegro, adag.O cam
table: finale Tempo ~ Menuetio. Nr.
Surette Symphony. tn T. hat major, az
ranged FOR piano. fOur-hand. Alr Surette.
Miss Zele Minor String uulrtette, ar
ranged for piano. Mr.. Surette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
NEWPORT NEWS.
The Chicf of Police and the Sundn '
Lfv--persOnai.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. November
Observation-Disclosures S. J. Har-
wood was subjected 10 severe securing
ln the County Court to-day by Colonel
H. T. Boykin. Commonwealth Attorney
of ls.e OF Wight county, and Mr. T.. 5.
Robinson. x-Commonwealth' Attorney
81 Warwick county. counsel for Patrick
Hughes. a saloon keeper, charged with
selling liquor on Sunday. The chief has
been waging war against the Sunday
traffic Several weeks ago he disguised
himself and went out for the purpese of
nabbing some Of the Nolators OF the
law. lie was accompanied by :. o.
Lcwson. As a result Of the investigation
several liquor men were arrested.
Hughes was one Of them. Lawson went
into IIughes's bar and called for a drink
o. whiskey, but did not get it. lie claimsr
however that he obtained a giass Of
beer. Chief-of-Poice HarwoOd waited
ON the outside.
MIR Robinson and Colonel Boykin as
sailed the testimony OF Chief HarwOOa
and Lawson on the ground that they
were spies. and asserted that the Chief
had fepped his authority.
monwealth's-Attornev j. X. NJ
Newton defended the proceeding q the
'ii'i. NH'' H' N''t1i N'' il"'' ''4'ii'f ~
formed his duty. He said that In order
o. break up Sunday liquor selling il
was necessary 10 spy upon men who were
disposed 10 violate the law.
The river in front Of the gateway to
the dry-dock IS being Grcdscd, 50 that
the big ocean liner Paris will encounter
no obstruction when she is locked. Il
is expected that the vessel VIII arrive
here SATURDAY,
Miss Jennie T. Manlev has returned to
her home at LINDSAY. Va. after a visit
to Mrs ". A. Rhodes i'm this city.
Miss Perle S'earnes returned this morn
ug from q Wait TO relatives at Pulaski.
Mrs Marie Elliott. OF Chicago. is visit
ine Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Elliott in this
city.
Mrs s p. Mason. Of Chester. Mas.
is here on visit 20 Mrs. j. a. Wil,ett.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Norfolk News Notes.

NORFOLK. VA, November 0-1sDe-
ciai.) 1.-TWO nres Of incentiafy origin oe-
CURED Ia unoccup!ed houses on befmuda
street to-day. The damage Mas compare
lively light The iire-bug IS known, and
" M be arrested when found.
Captain 4. r. Banks. OF the New YORK.
Philadelphia ana Norfolk tug Portsmouth.
died at 81. Ninceuts Hospital this morn
ing after tMo weeks illness rum
typhoid-ftNer He WAS native OF
Mathews county. and was a years OF axe.
He resided az Ne - hish street. this
city. ard leaves vile and two children.
Mr. William Malone son OF the late
General Malone. has been transferred to
this city by the Norfolk and Western
abroad In whose employ al Lynehpurg
he has been Tor some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
nN,u8,RG AND RICHMOND.
uI., Hrnusford becomes the Bride
OF tir. Albert ~. hin.

r..,..f. "gG. VA November 90
u..lI.r- bells rans, o,,t ,,orril,,
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fi-L iAl3 afternoon the oc'
Ue marriage Of one Of
most charming Young ladies.
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d. liiI, "i hichIn,Hj
presented a beautiful scene
H...I Isr... and rrofrsiar of
81 wa N"''
wedding. inc pulpit h'iIE
.. with that popular flower 30
. .hr. Three O'Clock was the
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Boys Clothing.

slSS Boys Junior Suits. I'm dark coiors,
durably made. nicely finished, ages 5
10 years
2.is Boys Junior Suits. in Gray, Plaids,
and Checks: ages 10 years.
1913 Boys Junior Suits. in Gray. Blue,
and Black; ages 10 : years-very
nobby.
re. Boys Knee Pants. in dark colors.
good for work good for school, good
for rough wear: ages 10 10 years.
seS Boys All-Wool Overcoats, with
capes, in Blue-MiXed effects. ages y,
10. II. and IA years
,;0ys' Ulster Storm Oyercoats. all sizes.
80 Gray and Garnei Refer Jackets. eN-
celent value. al 81: ages 10 years.
SIZE BOYS Suits: ages 4 10 Is years. IN
Brown and Gray. very nobby. indeed.
Sa.3S. Boys Suits. ages 10 To 10 years, in
Blue. Black, and Brown.
Everything in Boys Clothing at popular
BOYS Blouse Suits. with vest and long
parts. handsome Red collar. Blue
only, now N.3s.
Excellent value AT SOD
Boys Blouse, short pants. Navy only
Boys' Blouse Serge Suits. Navy only. SOS.
Boys Red. Blue and Black Chinchilla
Refer Jackets good heavy lining
Boys Blue and Black Velvet Junior
Suits. trimmed with silk and soutache
braid. large collar, very stylish, only
$3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Cloak News.

Ladies' and Misses Black Boucle Coais.
large buttons half satin-llned. ripple
back. this week. $50.
Boucle Short Coats. Black only, half
satin-linel large buttons. SO gar
ment for $50
4 Beautiful Short Boucle Coat, ripple
back. half;l!ned. a lovely garment,
worth $3.50 for $40
Plain Kersey Short Coats handsome
pearl buttons plated back, strapped
seams. velvet collars. silk-lined, worth
so. for SIG 30
LADIES' Short Goats, cnterpllar-cloth.
large mandolin sleeves. 3-s-sailn-llged,
velvet collar. $3.50 value. SIS.
Short Imitation Persian Lamb Goats.
strap seams. melon sleeves. ripple
back. 3-i-satin-lined. large buttons,
very stylish. this week. $3.50.
Black Sirgle Capes, Boucle-cloth. Thibet-
edged. passemeRlcrle band. satln-lined,
$3.50.
A fun line Fur Capes. from $40 to so
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

4 very pretty home wedding took place
~ Rivauna Mills yesterday morning q 8
o'clock. when Miss Mary II. Rison. the
beautiful and accomplished daughter of
Nr. and Mrs. John ". Rison. b came the
bride OF Mr.. j. Gideon Shepherd. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Mccoy. \ sumptuOus wedding breakfast
was served Immediately after the core
mory. after which the bridal parry left
40 111O A. ~, for Lynchburg. from which
point they Will 90 TO Atlanta, and then 10
Macon. their future home. The groom is
popular employee Of the Southern rail-
WY al Macon. Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
uORE NOVEMBER WEDDINGS.
Marriage Of Nr. DuggnD and Miss
O'Brirn-Nr. Tuck and Miss Dobie.

Mr.. James II. Duggan and Miss Ellie
T. O'Blien. both OF this city, were
united in marriage at st. Peters Ca
tnedral at 80 o'clock yesterday after
noon. The wedding was quite pretty
event and was attended by a large as
scmb.age Of friends OF the young people.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Ahern.
As the bridal party entered tn church
MendelssOhns wedding-march was ex-
quisitely rendered by Miss Nina Ran
dolph on the organ. The ushers were
Niessrs. Joseph Duggan best mani, Sans
uel Taylor. Charles Theimer. and Lon
ME Dugear.
The bride. who Is a handsome bru-
nette. is a daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas OHrien. She was clad In
travcIling-drcss. and carried a bunch OF
brides roses and maiden-hair ferns. The
groom Is a popular employee Of the
Richmond Locomotive-Wor
At the conclusion OF the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Duggan took the Chesapeake
and Ohio train for an extended tour. and
will visit Hinton and Huntington. ".
Va: Cincinnati. o.. and other points OF
interest.
WEBS A RICHMOND MAN.
There was very pretty country we'd
ding at the Methodist church at Comars
Well. Va, at 2:50 o'clock yesterday ar
ternoon. The groom was Mr.. r. Sidney
Tuck. OF Richmond. and Miss Hattie
l.. Dobie. formerly OF Petersburg was
the bride.
The church. which had been darkened
for the occasion. was beautifully deco
rated with potted plants. eyersreens, and
chrysanthemums.
The attendants were: Miss Myrtle John
son. OF Waveily. Va. with Mr.. G. X.
Guy. OF Richmond Miss Carrie y.
Freeman, of Sussex county. with Mr..
A. W. Hankins. Of Richmond: Miss
Rosa Erowrley. OF Sussex county. with
Mr.. Louis r. pob!e. Of Richmond; Miss
Annie i. Howle OF Sussex county (maid
OF honor. with Mr. y. Vernon Howell.
OF Rocky Mount. y. c.. best mani.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Small Things.

Good Rubber Unbreskable Combs. Zoe
Good PLAIN and Frilied Garter-Elastic.
5c. yard.
Improved satin Belt Hose-Supporters. for
ladies' zoe. pair.
Best silk-Friiled Characteristics. &c.
ward.
Best Forged-Steel Scissors, all sizes. pc.
pair.
Knitting Needles, for box Of six, Sc.
Enftfiug-C1rton. per dozen cards. Sc.
Mourning Pins. duh and bright heads, 8
dozen for So.
Marshalls Linen Thread. per spool, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
WE'D At BEDFORD CITY.
vI.. Anuic j. Rrcazcai 10 Mr. VI. {.

NI.. annie y. Brcazcal 10 Mr. VI u
Ioncs.
......... ,.fqy "A November o.
NJ aud Mrs
-. -,
b.. az. -' WHO '''''
'0 The holy estate OK Hi"''i-
To-day the scene of a pretty
ceremony. AZ II O'Clock this
tt.. ,r.-,rce Of the intimate
,.,.u,. Nrss Annie Al
,....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

\. Carson. S. @. Keller. and }. ".
Bell.
tion was given the happy couple at the
residence OF Mr. $. g. Killer
Mr. and Mrs. Sutton will leave on
the noon train tomorrow for Atlanta
Mr.. Sutton is one OF our most cnterpr.s-
ing and prosperous young men. and ore
Of the largest stockholders IN this sec
ton Tho, bride IS a lovely Young lady.
a general favoritc. and belongs 70 one
Of the Oldest and best families In the
county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Lumber Dealer Assigns.

\ deed OF assignment was filed In the
Chancery Court yesterday by Mr.. T.. h.
Gum, lumber-dealer. doing business
on Eighteenth street between Main and
Cary. who Transferred his assets 90 Aau9 .
II. Chalk ey, trustee. for. the beneht or
James Lyons, 500, Harvey Wilson, 80;
J. H. Cooper. s)i2. Holders Of other claims
against Mr.. Gum VIII share ratably In
the residue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Fell on the Tr~stie.

Henry Evans. while attempting to get
out Of the way OF n train on the trestle
near the canal 81 the foot OF Belvidere
The ambulance was summoned. and the
injured man was taken 10 the almshOuse,
where the necessary surgical assistance
was rendered. He was getting on very
well at that institution last night. He
will to-day. probably. be removed 10 his
home on the corner Of Smith and Cathe-
rine streQts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
ABINGDON WEDDiNG-nELLs.
'ir. Charles &. sutton and Miss Eliza
Patton.

ABINGDON. VA. November - -(Spe-
D-IA beautiful marriage was cele'
n .hc Presbyterian church at this
fa.s evening The parties were
charles Cummings Sutton and Miss
.t Gibson Patton. and the ceremony
performed by Rev. T. 4. Wharton.
u' tae church.
...s sl0sils were. Misses Alice
s.stDr Of the Prooml Mamie
hutie Hurt. Fitzhueh. Lizzie
Ea.p4rt. ana May Keller. Tho
nan was Mr.. Sol Scott.
John ". Price and ). X.
Ir. Il. r. McQuown. and
Preston Campbell. u. q. Cum
lie Thomas Edmouson as at
lnl the following gentlemen
A.e -. Milton Davidson. $
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Special Items.

Unusual line Gcntlemen's SIX Neckwear.
including Black and all colors. Tecks.
and Four-inIIands: pretty designs,
25c.
Gentlemens Tecks. Four-in-Hands, and
De Joinyille Scarfs. latest fall effects.
for 4sc.
Infants All-Wool Pants Leggins. I'm
White and colors a special lot al pc.
Chap anywhere AZ j0cA
Initial Handkerchief for gentlemen. any
letter. 25c.
Warranted all-linen)
Childrens White and Coiored- Border
Handkerchiefs. &c.
f-ButtOn Kid Gloves. IN Black, Tan.
Brown, and Mode. Tor ladies' 81 value.
7sc.
Childrens Fur-Top Dogskin M.tts, lined.
Ladies Fur-Top Dogskn Mi,ts. lined. SIC.
Misses Fur-Top Kid Gloves. lined good
ones. lJc.
New Novels by popular authors. clear
type. good paper, l9c.
pound OF Good Wrilng-Paper. sor Joe.
Ststuary Busters. feathers. pohshed
handles. Zoe
soc 9S-Inch Mohair. special, 2sc.
Special line New Embroiderie8 for Sc.
japanese Folding Bamboo Flre-Scfeens
for CSC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Reinhardts Contcutmcnf

Mr.. Jacob Renhardts latest song Is en-
titled "Cont.ntment" The words are by
NTH l.. Wilson. OF Washington. and the
publisher Is one Of the leading mgsic-drti-
ors OF that city. The publisher, In ac-
cepiing the manuscript. writes ia h!gh
praise OF the composition. OF all the good
songs that Mr. Keinharlt has composed.
this is said 10 be the best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

MADISON COURTHOUSE. Mover bcr
80 Especial D. StatC-ScuatOr James Hay,
when asked to-day what would be his at
utude towards the proposed appropriation
fo4 rebuilding the University OF Virginia
iulgncl building. said. II regard the Uni
versity Of Virginia as the had Of our
educational system In this state More
oyer. tie work which II has done for The
state. and | might truihfuly say, for the
country al large. comments fl 10 the con-
sidciation Of ala those who recpgniz the
importance Of education. More thln TINS;
the university appeas by is hii .oneil
asgociatcus 20 the patriotism OF al N'r-
calamity should the Il g.slature % Nir-
gnla decline to aid In the rebuilding o,
thls great state institution, and ! viii
use whatever influence ! may possess m
securing liberal appropriation for this
PURPOSE" .-.---..-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
THE COCNADE CITY.
The Methodist Appointments-Per-
knnnI and GcnrFmI.

sOnaI ana General.
PETERSBURG. VA. November %
special)-WhIe the Methodists Of Pc
tersburg greatly regret having TO give up
Rev. Or. " q. starr as pastor Of the
Washington-Strc church. ana Rev H.
VI. Hope, the pastor of Market-s,reet
church the two lare st Methodist
churches I'm tho city. and are surprised at
the changes. they viii cordially welcome
their successors. II had never been hus-
pect 81 that. until their fun terms had
expired the present ministers would DC
removed.
Personal AND GENERAL NEWS
Cards have been issued to ihe marriage
on the 9th instant. ut the residence or
the brides par nts. on High street IN
this city. OF Miss Lena, Banister Hinton,
daughter OF Captain L. o. Hinton. TO Mr..
Lee Stout Harris. OF Pulaski, mining en-
gireer of the Pulaski lron-Works.
In the Hastings Court to-day, the jury.
In the case of Taylors Administrator ".
the estata of c. y. Romano. rendered
verdict for the defendant. This was SUIT
for $1,000 damages. for causing the death
OF Taylor by negligence, al the hre wh'eh
DESTROYED the Romano freworks-iactorS'
in Blandford. on the 9TH OF April. lNi.
Executions were noted during the trial'
and Immediately on the announcement 81
'.Lr verdict OF the jury notice was given
Of an appeal to the Supreme Court OF APP
pCals
Or. william Y. Drewry. first Gssistan'
physician at the Central state Hospital
near this city. is the author OF an ape
and interesting paper, published III
pamphlet form, on state Provision Tor
Eoncpucs" This paper was read before
The Medical Society Of Virginia at IFS
recent session. WIS printed In the Jour
nal Of the American Medical Association,
and has been deemed OF sufficient i'm
nartance 60 be published for general dis
trlbuticr among the IN dicai fraternity OF
the country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
The Irish Evangelist

Rev. ]. W. Lee. the Irish evangelist.
nrsached a very strong sermon at Union
station Methodist church last night. Quite
A number asked for prayer. The singing
~ MIR Charles H. Coulter was "A very
,ieasant feature OF the serVices.' Mr.. Lee
all preach again tonight, and Mr..
Coulter will sing. Services begin at 80
o'clock. -.-.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Carpet News.

Best-Oualf,y Ingram Carpets. e0c.
Ciade. laid. and lined)
Cheaper Ingram CARPETS. zoe.
MADE. laid. and iined)
Ingram CARPETS. surprising values. 3jc
(Made. laid. and lined.l
Administer eytra-fne value. $llo.
MADE laid, and lincd)
Beautiful MOquette Carpets. 81.
made. laid. and linedD
Exquisite designs in wilton Nelvets, 81.
(Afade. laid. and linedD
Roxbury Tapestry Carpets. Sc
MADE. laid. ana hned)
Verv-Good Tapestry Carpets, 65c.
made, laiu. ana linedJ
4 very large line Of Jute Rugs and Drug
gets.
30-Incn Jute Rugs 81.
SMYRNA Drugge;s an sizes Slj 10 go.
T,arga assortment Of Art squares.
Ingram Stair-Carpefs. 21c. 20 Jlc.
The largest Carpet-stock in Richmond to
choose from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Property Transfers.

Richmond. n. y. Vaughan to T.. liza
Is. Rider. u IL feet on south side Gay
street between First and Adams 300.
HenriCo. Alonzo j. Brown and wife %
Minnie y. Rhodes. q acres on Williams
burg road, 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Dress Goods.

III ~cS NtOOt,s
Boucle Cloaklngs Black only. special
values. at $40. $l.S7. and s2.is a yard.
Black Beaver Cloakings at $50 and $50.
zoe Black Diagonal Suitngs. % inches
wide-thls special item goes at 81 lie.
Heavy Storm Serge Black. 80 inches. be-
Boucle suitings On Black only, % inches
wide for 81 yard.
Black Astrachan at s22j. 50. and ST.
5O-Inch Ladies Cloth AZ 29c.
Fancy Plaid Dross-Goods for Y l-2c.
Atwood Plaids newest effects. 4Sc.
Beautiful Plaid Drcss-Goods In dark and
light colorings. for -jc.
\ special lot sc. All-Wool Novelty Dress
Goods. this week. sc.
Fancy Boucle Suitings IN Brown, Green
and Black. for 80.
Imported Or ss-Goods. new lot al 81 yard'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
Other Things.

Gsntlemen's Heavy "shaw-Knit Hose ~
for iyc
Gentlemen's Balbriggin. ReguIar-Made
Hose. for Zoe.
Gentlemens Fast-Black and Tan Hosiery
for l0c
Gentlemens Fast Black. Tan, and Bal
briggan Hose, at II l-2c.
Extra fine line Genilemsn's Black. Tan
and Balbriggan Hose, excellent value
at 2jc
Mems Shaker Socks, Gray and Red. 25c
Superb line Gentlemen's ATWOOD Hal
Hose. 2Jc.
G. ntlemens Camel's-Hair and Meriro
Hose al i0c Good FOR winter wear
Linen Collars for gentlemen, i-ply, 1il
sizes. lOc.
Gentlemens Linen-Bosom. New Yotn
Mills Cotton shirts 15c. ones go to-
week az SOC
Crystaliized Ginger. new crop. per box
PC.
ladies' Atwood Sweaters. colors. S24S
tWorth $500
Childrens Knife. Fork. and Spoon Set
for l9c.
japanese Pin-Trays new designs. g..
Ladies' Slk-F'rlled Carriers, plated
clasps. l9c.
Turkish Wash-Rags. 25c dozen. each. &c.
$500 yards Or ss-Trimmlngs. were Sc
20 s. yard. now. to close out. &c. yard
LADIES' Fancy Lisle-Thread Hosiery, zoe.
kind for 3fC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
At MARRIAGE ALTAR
WEDDINGS ~ THE STATE ON
YESTERDAY.

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Richmouder~ In New York.

NEW YORK. November % Speclal)-
w r. Rabbit. st. Denis; A. r. Aber-
nathy, Aston. Ii Frazer. Holland.
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To Cure

weak stomach. loss Of appetite. fa'ulence.
woterb,ash. rising of food, heartburn. night
marc. coated tongue. offensive breath. Iaun-
dice bad complexion. lvcl- pots. yellow eyes,
constipation. palpiiaiion OF the heart and
sbort breath after meals, dyspepsia, and all Us
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THALHIMER BROTHE
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