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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-06


Maintenance and operating expenses l2o. 400
Aotai ..-s..s~s..-. Viz, W
Average Observation-Disclosures. 81 JOS
This leaves a slight discrepancy Of near
" Noeo for the great committee Of ex-
perts 90 account for. nearly enough TO pay
the interest on the bonded debt which they
propose 10 raise hy additional taxation.
The experts named seem 20 have par
ticuiar grudge against the Broadway
pump. The simple fact Is that at the time
when complaint was made Of the inefi-
cheney ~ this pump last summer II was
being compelled - attempt 70 fill twelve
inch main through a siN-inch outlet. with
consumers allowing the water 10 run from
their faucets regardless Of the rules
against waste. When the pump had been
hfted with twelve-inch outlet and the
waste hal been stopped ny the imposition
~ fnw exemplary fines. the Broadway
pu11n was found 20 be fully equal % its
duties. although many q the mains which
* has tn supply are ri8.Culouslv unequal
- he demands made upon them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
r;,ou ACROSS THE VIiDrCT.
Personal Notes and News '''"S
Channel ut Barton Heights

p.r.onnl Notes and News items
cts.,cd ut Barton Hriahfs'
Mr. stockmar and bride returned nome
iron, their bridal tour THURSDAY
,,rs Fo,k.s. of church Hill, Is VISIT
,,., ,o, daughter. Mrs. John l.. Rose.
Mrs. John ~ Parker. Of Pe'ersoufs'
a as y',"'"S
Mr. W. r. Estchinson is expected
-, few Vtys from an extended
tss 10 son. Of Louisa. Is visiting
Miss Ls.e Roberts. corner Lamb ave
nue. and Zoe streets
Mrs. j. u. johnson and Mrs. Barser
have returned from their "Trip to the At
lanta Exposition. ~
K.vs. T.. T.. Harreli and \. {. jordan
arc IA. e1,.sts OF the Misses llickerson.
ON Virginia avenue.
Mrs Vaurhan's little hoy was pain
ruuv hurt BY falling from tree.
Miss Norma Faulkner has returned 70
her borne I'm Hanover. much 10 the re-
eret OF a large circle of friends.
Miss Jennie Cullen, Of BrOokland PARK,
has been very III for several days. She
IS much improved 1t this writing.
The Married Peoples Literary Society
held an informal meeting at the Niewain
on Thursday night last. II Will meet
again the third Thursday Of this month.
AIR. William r. Dabney has accepted
a positlon with the Western Union teie-
rraph office at Norfolk. where he Is now
manipulating the wires.
Rev. Dr. Iloge Will preach the anniver-
sarv sermon before the Woman's Mis-
elonary Society tonight M the Baptist
church. Special music will be- rendered
for th, occasion.
The following are delegates 10 the Bap-
list General Association. which. com
menced in Petersburg Wednesday:
Messrs. H. J.. Lorraine. Josiah Ryland.
and j. II. Rogers. Dr. Pitt IS also in at
tendance.
The play. "Jahr Maikt," which was
given by the Methodist booth at the
ArinoIy was complete success. The
following little girls Of the Heights took
part. ana deserve much credit for the
perfectness with which they performed
their parts: Misses Otiie Minor. Louise
White Matte Rose, Leland Miller, and
Page Shelburn
The chrysanthemum tea. which was
given at Dr. PITTS last Friday was sue
cess IN every way. 1t was given for
the benefit Of the Baptist Missionary
Society. OF which Mrs. Pitt Is president
An elegant supper was served. and music
was rendered by mandolin club from
Richmond. Mrs. II. l.. Lorraine Mrs.
Glinn and Miss Hattie O'Bannon as
sisted at the tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Dabney. Of Buffalo.
y. Y. have been the guest OF his bro
Their, Mr. ". \. Dabney on North
avenue. Mr.. Dabney Is superintendent
Of The Western New York and Pennsyl-
vania railroad, which position he has
held for some time. lie was az one time
superintendent Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio. and had Headquarters at Rich
mond. They left for Lynchburg Thurs
day. accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Dab
ney. where they will visit DR.. r. W.
Nelson. and other friends and relatives
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Lining Department.

Fibre Chamois, for lining skirts ana
dresses TIC.
Russet Taffeta Skitt-Lining. loc.
Taffeta Sl<irt-Lining, 81 Inches wiue'
Moreen Skrt-Lining, sold at sc. FOR
iGc. AL. 100 .,,,,,
lining. loo. ~. al, q, erc
Uair-Cloth In Black and Gray; ?sc;
Best-Quality Canvas, al 10 ana ~ io-c'
Douhle-Face Waist-Linins, at j. l--c
Whalebones. good quality, DC.
seam Binding. all colors. l0c
Honr-Casine. all cOlors. loc
Rubber and Felt Binding. combined, 80.
VeIvaf.en binding best quality, Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
1.-THE TOWER, JULIUS SYCLE & SONS, Cor Second and BIZ
COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.


Sc. buys the Best cake OF Palm Soap.
&c. buys the best cake Of Turksh-Bath
Soap. Be-. buys a nice box OF cakes Oat-
meal Soap. Sc. buys the Best Velvet Skirt
Binding. fc. buys the Best Patent-Hump
Hooks and Eyes. lc, buys the Best Whale
bOne-Casing. &c. buys the Best Zoe.
Whalebones. &c. buys the Best Sewing
Machine Spool-CottOn. BE-. buys a spool
Of the Best Barbour's Linen-Thread, &c.
buys a dozen Safety-Pins, any size lc.
buys a roll of White Tape. &c. buys
Ladies' Fine Hemstitched or Colored-
Border 30. Handkerchief. sc. buys pair
OF Chili's Wool Hose. SC. buys pair
Of Child's Good Black Ribbed Hose. lOc
buys pair Of Ladies Full Regular Made
II l-2c Hose. SC buys a yard of the Best
lOc. Garter-Elastic. loc. buys yard OF
silk Elastic. worth pc. sc. buys dozen
Curtain-Pins &c. buys a jar or Naseline.
Zoe. buys a pair OF Misses Fine WorSted
Mittens. loo. buys pair OF Ladies' flne
Cashmere Gloves &c. buys pair OF chill
drens Wool Leggins. ioc. buys pair
nice Black Necktie, either Teck
or Bow. 15c. buys a Ladies' High-Neck
hG long, o Vest 25S &es buys Ladies
buys good soc. Corset. zoe.
buys 81 II, a. c.. c. T.. or ".
i. Corset. S9c. buys q. Nice Misses Cor
set soc. buys 15c. II. N ). corset &c
busS bDOu par u ipVSS NNpi ~.
sc. buys { Papers Needles, a Hat-Pin.
paper Pins. Bodkin IL dozen Darning-
Needles, and Shawl or Neil-Plns. &C.
buys bottle OF the Besi Ammonia. l9c.
buys box of Mennen's Borated Taicuni-
Powder. ic buys a package of the Best
TOilet-Paper. &c. buys package OF -
Good Envelopes. Sc. buys a quire or IN"
Best Linen-Paper &c. buys yard OF the
Best Rubber Cloth. for infants. Sc buys
yard of the Best Canvas. 4 lie buys the
Best Cambria. SC. buys a yard OF Good
Hair-Cloth. DC. buys a yard of the Jeans
for dress-linng. 15c. buys yard or %.
Rustlng Morine, for skirts. l. lie; buys
a yard OF sc. Blackjack Fancy Slllcii.
4 l-2c. buys Good Unbleached Cotton.
G Lie. buys Good Heavy Canton-flannel
1Oc. buys CantOn-Flannel That sells AT
II 1-2c. IL lie. buys Good White f1annel.
sc. buys Good Apron Bingham. &c. buys
Gentleman's Fine l0c. Hemstitehed
Handkerchiefs. csc. buys a pair OF Boys
N25 Corduroy Pants. 25c. buys Good
Working Shirt. made OF outing. SIC. buys
a Good White Shirt thai sells at oVc. NC
buys a Fine Linen Bosom I9c. WHITE
Shirt. soc. buys pair OF 81 Gentlemen's
Fleeced-I Lined Kid-Gloves. SC. buys a
Child's Merino Vest, l l-2-year old. l0c.
buys a Childs Merino Vest, 2-year old.
l3c buys a Child's Merino Vest. i-year
old. l5c buys a Childs Merino Yes. o.
year old. l9c buys Child's Merino Vest,
S-year old 22c buys Child's Merino
Vest. iO-year old 25c. buys a Chlds
Merino Vest, ll-year old. 2sc. buys
Child's Nerino Vest, l2-year old. zoe; buys
a Child's Merino Vest, l5-year old. 35c.
buys a Child's Merino Vest, li-year OLD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

q per cent. at the outside. the teas
most fancied by retailers OF to-day are
those they can buy IT 10 10 ~ cents per
pound But, as matter OF TACT II
not that the people are less conceinea
about quality than they were OF ."'s
they are generally drinking poorer "as
than In the years gone by. j.,
The difference is nearly altogeth''' u
not wholly. due to the price AZ -
price that has deprcciatett ana nov 'ne
ouality consumed. For instance ''as
,hot sold a few years aso at 3 to %
cents ner pound r.. now down TO about
4, ia I. cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
A Dull Saturday Docket.

Bertha Brown tcoloreD was charged
In the Police Court Yesterday with steal
ing s. from NJ. W. Roper, $3.50 from
Lena lsham. and $40 from Mary Oliver.
The case was postponed until the 18th.
without examination. and the accused
was bailed.
John Henry King tcoloreO was sent
to Jail for six months for stealing nine
ducks, the property OF James w. Hall.
W. ii. Jones. "a colored boy about 10
wears OF age, was sent on TO the grand
tpry on the charge of breaking into the
house OF Nelson Wilson. ana stealing 10
cents worth of marbles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
The Condition of Trnde

The Snow-Church Company's weekly
review OF trade says; A marked change
has taken place In the tea trade during
the past Few years. II can hardly be
termed evolution. for evolution means
Improvement. Most people would prob
ably call IL deterioration. but the former
term II more correct than the latter. We
have reference To the increasing demand
there is for cheap teas. t.
At one time probably 80 per cent. OF the
demand was for the higher prices OF
teas: now probably IL is not more than
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
List Lowered the Record.

Fred. G. List. who holds the iive-mile
road record among bicyclerlders of the
world. made the distance of five miles
on the Brook road. from Yellow Tavern
toward Richmond, yesterday in II minutes
and % seconds. The PAGERS were Jack
Tignor. Charles FrischkOrn Luther
Jones. John Lauer. Charles Wallace j. r.
Temple. Malcoum PeatIOss. Herman VIII
liams. and T.. GuyOl. List has a record
of five miles in II minutes and II seconds.
made I'm Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Professor Noah 4. Davis will deliver his
lecture on the school Of Athens" at
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hall next Saturday night. Tickets are on
sale at Schoen's. Morrs's. West, Johnston
& Co.'S, Park-Place Pharmacy. q. w.
Taylors and Carriers drugstore, Man
chester This attractive entertainment is
given under the auspices OF the Richmond
ladies. who are interested in the uni
veTsity building fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Forest Lodge,
GLEN ALLEN. VA.

On and after SEPTEMBER 2ith. until
further notice. there viii be NINE
TRAINS DAILY, Sundays excepted. be-
tween Richmond and Glen Allen. running
as follows:
Trains will leave Richmond for Glen
Allen at .6:2 A. NJ, IL NOM. r. NJ,
and 81 20 L. VI.
Trains will leave Glen Allen for Rich
mond at 6li a. NJ. 7:l9 a: NJ. 215 +. ~.
5.3 +. NJ, and IL IS T. NJ.
All trains from Richmond VIII leave
both Byrd-Street and Elba stations, ex-
cept those marked with u star The
latter viii leave from Elba Station only.
Large parties visiting the Lodge for AN
afternoons or evenings amusement. par
ticularly when music Is required for
dancing, etc. will please phone a few
hours In advance. so that suitable ar
rsngements may be made.
For fuller particulars address FOREST
LODGE. Glen Allen. Va. Phone 23aS u.
% Its
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Black Goods.

By far the fullest assortment ever opened
by rs at one time.
Black Wool Serge. IS inches wide. price
Black serge. SO inches wide. Jet and
Blue Back. price SOC: for 3sc.
Black Serge. A. inches wide, price ooc''
for s5c
Black Storm Serge. 4s inches wide. price
SOC. for 90.
Black Serge. 70 inches wide. Jet and
Blue. Black, price Soc, for oc. %.
Fancy Iloucles. - inches wide. Tor &c.
Black Boucie. - inches wide imported
goods. for 81 30 i, t.,
Black Slcillan. H inches wide, IN Jet-
Black. for s.. .,,a
for &c.
\ fun line Of Prlestley's Goods.
BLACK Suk-Flnieh Henrietta. IN jet anu
pine-Eiack priD. Tor lNc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Silks.

No odds what sorts or what quahtl,les.
you want. here they are. the sianues'
gathering OF silks W. ever ftattel -,
son with. and priced as II raw SILKS hau
gone down instead OF up. o,.srr
Hluck- Ground silks the ones that every
woman seems To- b. wanting. are nvl-
IL endless variety Stripes. nghies' Jae
guard. TafIetas for ac.; original p'''
sl.5. ,,,,. ,.,aoe
ls.lnch Black Fable. In Jet-Blsck, ri1ce
&C: now o.. ,ao,.,.
9J-lnch Black Foulard. extra heavy
c,-iuch ilack Fai,le sheeny Black. price
81 80 for 81. ,.,,.o
Evening silks. many OF them exclusive
IN ii. signs. idea. and in shading; ALI prices
on the new goods -. T..
all new shades. real value Sl.5'; no"
~ l-2c 49,,
Color.d- Stripe TaHetas.' new IDEAS
mice 80. worth 81 20. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
'': Sc: 6: ;'''' THE TOWER
Read The Styles and Great
."Tr,ITJs SXCT.E 81
SXCTE
Dress Goods.

Curleycues and Ripples. rich roughhess'
and such dashing auIacity AS the WtaNs
men have never shown before. me resul'
il a tropical Jungle of Dress GOouS' ~
gance. with no more 10 pay, "S Iu,,'
than you expect TO give FOR the coiill'"i
er-place things. IL surprises inc 800
people themselves to see such eNciusN
goods. such exquisite stuffs, SO inoheS'S
p:ice-marked -
Ons lot OF Atwood Dress Goods. ~
inches wide. price pc; We have TOO h'"'
on hand. TO close out for 2rc. =. =,
Illuminated Dress Goods IN chechs' y"
visible checks all wool. for &c. l.,
one lot of All-Wool Dress Goods, III
Chcviots. Stripes. Minsle Plalds' e'c''
price J0c.. for sc ,,io,.
one lot of Fancy Plaids for ladies'
Waists and Children's Dresses In the most
striking ana rich colors. for 2'c. til.
silky Plalds in wool. richest commune,
ton OF colors the most desirable STUN
Tor chldren's wear. &c. ~.
Novelty Wool Dress Goods, fich eIecIS'
exclusive designs. y'c. -.
one lot OF High-class Novelty Dress
Goods. A inches. price 81. for ,sc.
30 yards of Colored Dress GOODS, 'naI
sold at q. marked down to Nc.
one lot or Ar-Wool Dress Goods that
sold AT SOC marked down TO 81 l--c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Guipure Work.

Guipure- Work. looks Ike Irish point
something very attractive ana beautiful
adds much TO "A home. they come I'm Table
Mats Tables loths I.uncheon-ClOths
Trav-Covers. Bnreau-Scarfs. Runners Tor
centre of tables. ahams. Bedspreads. ana
Ruifet Scarfs don't miss these goods Tor
Christmas presents, prices as 10" as 'oc'
for p Iarge-siZe Luncheon-Cloth
Doe buVs = Mat.
$40 buys a pair Shams.
81 buys q Bureau-Scar'.
&c buys a Tray-Cover
This Guipure- Work l. something new;
looks like handmade open work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Black ClOakingS.

54-inch Black Shaggy Boucle Cloaklng'
priceS.2j for $40. -, 49,.
5i-inch Genuine Beaver. in Black, price
s.. for $50. MT. ortoa
5i-inch Genuine Beaver, in Black. price
frt. 81 ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Bows Clothing.

when boys are men they'll look cut for
themselves While they still need tender
ness is when we are taking all the worry
out Of the clothes question. even for those
who do the paying.
Boys Knes-Pants. &c.
BOYS Double Breasted Suits, Sc.
BOYS Double Breasted Suits. 30.
BOYS Extra-Quailtv Suits $3.50.
Bows Extra-Fine Suits. 81
Boys Chnchilla Reeiers. Blue anu
D.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
fH1Hy,E3
NJ Zy3UIXS

Frederick George Moore. NJ. H., OF
London. a specialist In chronic
diseases. writes from Boston. under
date OF June 20 1885,: Il have had
wonderful success with the 'Ripans
Tabues,' and highly recommend tfem.
The formula Is good. and do not
hesitate TO say that in every case
where have prescribed them they
have proved successful.
Ripans Tabules are sold by druGsists.
OF by mail. II the price Goc. q box) IS
sent TO the Ripans Chemical Company.
No. 10 Spruce street. New York. Sample
vial, l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Paper.
Ostrich Feather BOaS.

Ostrich-Feather Boas at 6,
So. 80, and IS.
Coquc Boas at 81 and 81 -.
Your choice Of any piece PLACED
ware in case on ever purchase
OfFive Dollars WOrth0fg00ds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Dress Trimmings.

We are showing Novelty Spangle Pllsse
for 1926.
RICH JETS. all prices.
Heavy Lap-Robes. best quality, s..
Lap-RObes for $50.
We have marked the $50 Lap-Robes to
g..
Fur Robes. sl25.
AngOra curly Baby-Carrlage Robes, az
pretty as those at $50. FOR $40.
BABY-CARRGAGES at cost, 20 close
fhem ont They take too much space
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Carpets.

We are showing many styles IN car
pets. our stock IL larger and more COM
plote than any other house. We make ana
lay our Carpets. which is to your ad-
vantage.
Ingram Carpets in Brussels effect, maue
and laid. SOC.
Atwood Ingram Carpets. that sold at
75c Brussels effect. FOR eoc.
Remnants OF Ingram Carpets, Brussels
Carpets. pretty patterns. good quah'N'
made and laid, G0c.
Brussels Carpets. S-wire. new patterns
made and laid. for &c.
Window Shades in all colors 25c.; COM
plete with fixtures.
Linen Shades. sc; complete with TX
lures.
Linen Shades zoe: the very best to be
had. with all fixtures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Stamped Goods.

Centrepieces, Dx20 inches. beat quali'y
linen. i'm new designs. 2jc.
Doil.es. 9x9 inches, best quality hnen'
new designs, Zoe.
STAMPED Bufet-Scarfs. 5ixl4. price 25c.
STAMPED Doiiies. with drawn-Work, &c.
Stamped Monte Splashers, 30xls. with
knotted fringe. price iOc.
Buffet-Scarfs with colored centres
knotted fringe y yards long for $5c.
Stamped Shams, on good cotton. lVc.
STAMPED Shams. &c quality, for loo.
stamped Shams. sc. quality, for 21c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
ClOakS.

Tomorrow We begin a very important
sale ON CLOAKS AND CAPES- import-
ant. because OF the choice advance styles
TO be sold: important because OF tie great
quantities to De sold. and most import
ant of all because Of the extraordinary
saving in price.
Ladies' Beaver Capes. -.
Ladies' Beaver Capes. 81.
Plush Capes z inches long, a.
Plush Capes So
Double Breasted Rippie-Back, IN roush
cloth. $3.50. ....,,.,.
Double Breasted Box Coat, very stylish,
curly cloth, $50.
Misses Coats. In rough cloth. 3.
Misses Coats. curly cloth, 800.
Misses Long Coats, 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Fourth floor. Take eleva
Bed Comforts,
Blankets.

For this week run on ATWOOD 8
Blankets. for 1852
Bed-Comforts. ijc.. 81
White Spreads. $3.50 quality Sl25
Mems 7Ic Ties. marked down. JOc.
Mems Pure Linen Bosom shirt. voc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
CapeS.

Infants Silk Caps. trimmed with lace,
and embroidered. 31c.
Infants White six Caps, all sizes,
deliberately trimmed FOR SIC.
We are showing nicer grades OF Infants
HOLIDAY GOODS. TOYS-IN BASE
NENT-ready for inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Card Engraving.

The finest work and material
at lowest prices.
Name engraved and 80 Card,
for SOC.
Name engraved and lo0Card,
for S1.25.
100 Cards from furnished
plate, 75c.
80 Cards from furnished plate
45c.
Wedding Invitations, Rec,r.
ton Cards. and other Engraving
done in best style atlowestprics.
Paper.
Linen Paper, Octave or Com.
mercial Note, ruled or PLAIN, he.
a pound.
Fine Linen Envelopes, &c. 4
pack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Feather BOaS.

Genuine Ostrlch-Tip Boa. 80 quality
for ST.
Lamb -Woo Goa for $50.
Mink BOas. patent mouth, 9oc.
rs1aplr Raug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
'MattingS.

4 big rush on Mattipgs AZ our place.
Z We have too many; they must GO prices
will move them.
Mattings. :. l0c.
Mattings. H. l. lie.
Mattings. H. i5c.
Mattings 16. lsc.
Mattings - and DC
Cottou-Warp Mattings, 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Handkerchief.

Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs, on
India linen. y l-2c
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, large
size. Zoe. "
Mems India Linen Handkerchlefs, hem
stitched. large size, y l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Rich DraperieS.

Rich Tlnsel Drapery. in all colors'
IL lie. ,,,t
figures. Il lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Chenille Table Covers.

II Chenille Table Covers, 59c.
Ga Chenille Table Covers i'c
81 Chenille Table Covers,
S1.1O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Fur Trimming.

Coney, Mink, and Thibet Fur
Royal. Mink, Black, Otter and
Beaver Plush Trimming al 10
and 25c. a ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Books.

Novels by the best authors. nicely bound,
good print. lGc
Paper Back Novels. sc.
Novels in Complete Works.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Chiffon.
Wrapper Goods.

We are showing Flannellette in worstei
styles, for ZOE.
Heavy Twill Dress Goods. in all colors,
for u l-2c.
Best-Quality HEAVY Shirting Tor Meh
and Boys Working Shirts. price : l-3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17
Popular PTiajMFirlt-lIag G,f,
{. A. EZEklEl's
NEW STORE.
BIB EAST BROAD S.rn,

Week after week trade st...
and better. More and nor. " s,
thecustomers thatdcdltlor,',e
at Levy x Davis'S arc f1l..'
that they can obtain The ...
reliable class Of goods be-.
though at rather lower p-i.c .''''
all goods are sold cxclus,re'r ~ ~
Cash. Twenty-niac wears .,. W.
renee IN Levy X Dayi,'> say. ~.
and that OF their prcdcce,>o-'
boy and man. has show, y
what TO buy and where tot9
the class OF goods that can he5..
pended upon TO do good ,s-,. 49,
Ny stock is rOwin huccor5...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Novelties infancy
Black VeiIings.

Prices H. o.. 81. ~ and 5oc.
Devant Plisse for fronts or dresses
sc.
1875
REMNANTS or SWISS EDGES AND
NAlNSOOK. all Il yards in length.
Chiffon.
All-coiors Chiffon. ~ inches wide. SEC.
Changeable Taffeia Ribbons. 33c.
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The Low Prices

surprise eyerybodywhocomc...
to thestore. But thcsefgurcsreai,
not take away any Of the cba-~
of the surprise. for there +, ,a
additional pleasant surnn,, !.
store for YOU when you come T.
seeing the excellentqualityof,t.
goods offered at these >ur,-,.
ingly low prices:
Colored Ball O y T. Cro,be.
Cotton; also White, lc. aban
White and Black Daruing c..
ton. &c. a ball.
TOILET PAPER in iollow.r,
Grades
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

IdUICS TIGIii~I OiIlI 7 ~ Ut
Ladies Justine Shirt-Waists n
Black, Navy, and Red at Sl5'i
sell regularly at =.
Ladies I,iderdOwn Dressing
Sacques. 95c.
Ladies Knit Worsted Sweat
ers, 81
Ladies Knit Worstcd Skirt,
in Black, White, Natural ana
Striped. Prices, 80, -, 92c. AID
SIPS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-17

Infants Caps. -,
Caps from 17c. to SIS. ~
styles, prices, and sizes in sIo(S.
Two styles White SILK Has 'o'
boy babies. 90.
UNDERWEAR for Men "o'
men, and Children.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, White anu
Natural, from % 10 5Oc.
Children's Underwear from 'ns ,
lowest to the highest. Spe'l.
attention given TO this deP"''
ment. -,
Scarlet and White Wool Inder
wear for Men and Women.
Mems Heavy underwear ~
White. Scarlet, and NaturalWo
Infants Wrapper-Shirts - 'i ,i
best assortment, so we are 'o''
by all. -.
Purchasers of goods to tx
amount OF So have the choice o.
any one article in our Pla''u'
ware case One present for ever!
five dollars worth OF purchases
STRICTLY ONE PRlCe-CaSA Osu
e. "A. EZ EkIEL,
successor tn LEVY a DAVE. r
a13 EAST BROAD SrRtLi