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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
PRETTY WEDDING At THE PINES.
Miss Eva II. lie Cato becomes the
nride of DR., Seymour IL. Ward.

ONANCOCK. VA, April 27.-tSpecial y
One of the prettiest home weddings ever
keen on the Eastern Shore took place last
"wednesday afternoon at THE Pines the
home OF Mr.. l.. Thomas LeCato, on Pun
xoteague Creek. IN the lower part or Ac-
Eomac, when DR.. Seymour Blair Ward,
Df Belle Haven. and Miss Eva Rogers lie
Cato were made man and wife. The par
khrs were beautifully decorated with flow-
ers and evergreenS Miss Lou Battalle,
of Blenheim presided at the organ. and
rs she struck up the inspiring strains OF
tIohengren's wedding march the bridal
marty entered the parlors and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. John T.
Bosnian. of Portsmouth, brother-h-law
% the bride.
Tho bride was beautifully attired In Il
Rautiful blue creton silk gown. and car
Ned q handsome bouquet OF Marechal Nell
Soses. The ceremony being over. the In
D1ted guests. OF whom there were many
present repaired 10 the dining-room and
lat down TO a sumptuous feast.
Mr. and Mrs Ward left on the afternoon
Express for an extended bridal tour 10
Ord Point, Richmond. Washington, ana
ether eastern cities.
BODY FOUND.
The body of Captain John Stevens, who
veas drowned In Hudd's Narrows, near
Hog Island. last February. was found on
"wednesday last by some Chlncoteaeue
oystermen on Sandy Island, moro than
mile from the place where Captain stevens
Uas drowned. The body was brought 10
he mainland and buried near AccomaS
Courthouse. ill.,,
Nr. John S. johnson. one or inc oiues'
men an mis- county. died very suddenly
last Thursday at the home OF his son
Solomon T. Johnson. at Horntown. IN tns
uorthern part OF Accomac. He was IL
siha nInetleth year OF his age. ana wa
Greatly beloved and highly respected 10,
his pure Christian character anu hsi
pa,nters are at work beautlfying th'
.sbterior OF ST. James Episcopal church al
kccomac Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
DUKES CREDITORS CLAIMS PAID.
Trinity Colleges New Tcnm-Fallins
on I'm the Registratfon.

DURHAM. N. c.. April 9.-tSpeclal)--
The trustees Of p. l.. Duke advertise that
to-day they will pay to the creditors
preferred In sixth class Of his deed OF
trust the balance due them, upon pre-
sentation of their claims at their office.
Trinity College has organized new
ba se-ball team. In which no players will
be allowed but college boys. Their first
game is advertised for to-day with the
Roxboro' team at Roxboro'.
The registration books for this city have
been closed, and there seems to have
been a falling of OF at least 400 OF The
voters In tbs town, who have failed to
register.
The Odd-Fellows celebrated the seventy
sixth anniversary last night at their hail.
There was a large attendance. and the
occasion was much enjoyed. The exer-
cises were under the auspices OF the
Daughters Of Rebecca, who furnished
refreshments programme Interpreted
with Literary and musical pieces was
carried out.
Mr.. j. Baxter Mathews, Of this c-.y.
and Miss Zoa Srirgs. OF East Durham.
ran away and were married at Hills
boro' yesterday.
Rev. =. c. Morton, of Alabama, is here
as the guest Of Rev. l.. b. Turnbuli, and
II is thought he will take charge Of the
Person County Mission. for the Presby-
terrain Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
written for the Dispatch.)


When Bess comes out in the social world
She'll set things there in quite a Wnlri'
The men she will just paralyze,
While gazing In her soft brown eyes,
And wondering what she talks about
When Bess comes out
When Ress comes out. this maidens fair
VIII wonder at her silken hair,
And say. shes awful commonplace;
j can't admire a baby face;
And that affected, silly pout -
When Bess comes out.
And wheresoe'er her footsteps fall.
The men will follow-one and all
And many a sometime merry maid
VIII wish that she at home had stayed,
And Of her charms begin TO doubt
When Bess comes out.
When Bess comes out the men from far
VIII hail the rising. brilliant star.
And seek their doom on Bonded knee.
To use mild hyperbole,
Society Will give shout
When Bess comes out.
T, II. F.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
CLEMENCY ASKED FOR MILLS.
Important Cases To he Argued He
fore the Supreme Court.

RALEIGH, n. c.. April 21.-(Special.)-
To-day the petitions for the Communication
of the death-sentence Of George Mills. Of
this county, were laid before Governor
Carr. There are only 200 signatures. Mills
will undoubtedly be hanged May I'd.
In the Supreme Court to-day the case
OF Charles A. Cook Republican, against
Oliver =. Meares DemocraD. involving
the title to the judgeship Of the newly
created Western Criminal Circuit. was
filed. 1t cannot be argued at this term.
save by consent. The lawyers In the case
OF the fusion directors Of the penitentiary
against the Democratic board. for pos
session of that institution. have failed
to agree on case and so the matter
will not come up until next August. The
questions involved In the suit of Stanford
against Ellington. for the position of
State Librarian, are the same. and so the
counsel for the Republican directors Will
all appear here next Tuesday for Stan
ford.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
PnrncIlite Candidate Defeated.

LONDON, April 27.-The parliamentary
election In East Wicklow yesterday
caused by the action Of the sitting mem
Der. Mr. John Sweetman. In withdraw-
ing from the McCarthyite section OF me
Irish party and ailyinG himself with the
Parnellite faction. was very exciting.
Mr.. Sweetman. upon deserving the anti
Parnellite party, sought reelection as an
Irish Nationalist. independent OF all Eng.
lish parties. There were three candi-
dates in the field, and the full vote OF the
constituency was cast.
The election. which was fought bit
terly throughout the day. resulted in the
defeat OF Sweetman. The result was as
follows: OKelly (McCarthyite), LIB;
Sweetman Parnellitel, 1,ls9; Tottelham
Gliberal Cnionist, l,159.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Silks, New Silks.

Tomorrow we hold specls, SILK bale.
and we offer 5000 yards OF New Fancy
Siike A. price price that VIII astonish
the trade.
We're doing big Silk business, because
wo have the right styles at lower prices
tnau other merchants.
We BREAK THE PRICES tomorrow on
FANCY SILKS.
LOCO yards 75c. Silks for soc.
1900 yards 81 Silks for Zoe.
1000 yards soc. Black China SIX. 3yc.
1000 yards Fancy Japanese Silks 3Sc'
DON'T MISS OUR SILK SALEl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
A Charadc.
written for the Dispatch.

A glass of buttermilk.
Fresh from the churn.
With a chunk of my WHOLE,
Just done to a turn.
AS crisp as my SECOND,
And freed from my FIRST
Is a bonnie bOuche. l tell YOU
For quenching of thirst.
And satinG of hunger
More toothsOme 10 NE
Than any elaborate
Luncheon could be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Miss Pollard Sails Ayyny.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Miss Madeline
Pollard. the young woman who became
famous through her sensational suit
against w. c. =. Breckenridge. of Ken
lucky. for breach Of promise. was a
passenger on the French Line steamer
La Champagne this morning. Miss Pol
lard, II is said, goes as comp Ion 10 a
wealthy Philadelphia lady. VINO is in
terested in the young woman's future.
The steamship officials deny that Miss
Pollard is accompanied by any one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

HUNTINGTON, W. VA. April 81
The twenty-.our saloons in this city will
have TO close up shop next Tuesday
night. as the Council has refused to grant
license, and this morning Mayor Neal
issued instructions to the Chief OF Police
that after May lst all business-houses
must be closed Sunday. including barber
shops. lighthouses. restaurants. meat
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. and such like.
ing the sale or delivery OF newspapers.
ice. or milk. Drugstores can only I'll pre-
scriDtiOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
nApPAHAxNOCK RECORDS.
nncient Unpublished Letters OIL
Gov. berkeley and mmissioners.

Gov. berkeley and Commissio ners.
rAPPAHANNOCK, VA, April b.
rspeciai. )-Apropos OF the lecture lately
6eliyered by President Lyon q. Tyler
b William and Mary College. on Bacons
Rebellion, / forward you the following
asttcrs. copied from the records or Essex
county. at Tappahannock. j presume they
have never before been published. III
nhould be remembered that Essex county
VAS formed from Rappahannock county.
Your correspondent has never been one
of those 10 jump with "ali four rect on
Governor William Berkeley for the part
he played In the suppression or that re-
bellion The records show that he was
ss jealous In punishment or the Indians
Far their crimes as was Bacon. Indian
nutrages may have been simply an excuse
Tor the action Of Bacon. the real cause
having been dietatorial or presidential
kee that buzzed in his ear:
Following are the letters;
Cir: I wrote my first Lettr TO ye In
hast the minute after l read yours, but
Since have collected my seize ! tninke
Eortherne Indians-for they must needs
be conscious OF the coming Of these other
Indians twill bee a great Terror ana
Exemple and Instruction to all other In.
the counsell OF war; be OF this opinion
Il may DO done with out charge. for the
women and children will defray IL. lett
me heare from yn VT ye thinkc OF II
and n the FIRST Impulse OF or frst resent
ynts doe not Deceive me and lead--too
much thinke this resolution 10 be OF
absolute necessity II ye young men will
not Undertake IL alone there will Enow
from hence will undertake II for their
Share Of the Booty.
Your most sfectionate
Humble servant,
/ (signed) WILLIAM BERKELEY.
June 9th. 1866.
se.fo Ny Most Honored Friend, Major
General 6myth. These Hast Post Hast
for the service OF his Matte and the
seountry:
Honble sir.-Uppon serious consideraeoA
~ the Honble Governors Letter and YIN
8oubls desire Of or Opinion Of them wee
are BY nanny circumstances convinced
and lis or Joynt opinions that the sale
Miserable murders are and have bin
Dmmitted BY & combination OF oui
Hortherno Indians peticulaIiy the
6oug9e conJunct With our neighbor In.
UisoS above al web with their completes
0os doubt not WITH assistance OF Al
6l0hty God By the strength OF our
R6Rtserna Parts utterly 10 DESTROY and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
ROCKY MOUNT FAIR ASSOCIATION
Five Generations in Ono Family
Little Folks German.

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., April ~
(Special)-A meeting of the stockholders
OF the Rocky Mount Fair Association was
held yesterday. Ex-Representative Jesse
Brake was made president, TO succeed
Mr.. II. II. Kicks. 1t was decided 10
hold the fifteenth annual fair in Novem-
Der next.
On MIR. r. II. Rick's farm, in Nash
county, there are living five generations
of one family.
There was quite a pleasant german
at Davis Warehouse last night. Inc
dancers consisted principally OF the little
folks.
owing to the sickness OF DR.. Greasy.
the anniversary exercises OF the odd
Fellows were postponed till his recovery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

sdradicate without f'Irther dncour,aGt-
ment then the spoyles Of or Enemyies.'
"..sQHN cATLETT,,
"TH0S. GOODRICH,
JOHN WE'RE,
HUN. BOOTH"
Without date. but recorded juno 2.
Booth that the Court Refused to Punish
contumacious and mutincus persons.
do declare that Il 10 most PIP as yet for
the civil Court TO punish such offences
ness OF the highest concernmt will be
Neglected by mutinous and disaffected
persons Given undr my hand this 18th
day OF July. less:
WILLIAM BERKELEY.
ITO the commissioners OF Kappa. coun-
ty."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Brings Bows Back.

Season after season this method a.,
ours OF dealing with them-n,Ung thrn
out IN the natty Suits that has, r..a
many a manly little heart b.st VIA
pride-and the Suits thcmseiyc--. ne
regular lessons IN economy. Hrras
whole chapter OF saving suggestions.
Beginning Monday We Will seU s.s
sailor Blouse Wash suits s.Es .
years. every suit perfectly Ir's.r.
embroidered and trimmed. With r IS.
cts. including lenyarI ana rt..
Pink. Navy. and Light Blue. az N.....
Striped Denim ssc.
2 Pants Suits. WoOl-hilol Ca...t
woven patterns, no. STAMPED. ..
that In mind. ~ the price p..t
be the bargain w. Says d, lsN
FLANNEL suits, pairs pants tf
Gray and Blue SPrgn- $3.50
Fancy Scotch Hhefiots. So
Scotch CheVlOts, win pairs pic'-.
$3.50.
Finest Blue or Black Rough Chev0u.
$3.50.
Clay worstcd Sul,s. sald Black pl..
or Cray 500
Dark, Navy. and Napoleon Blue Gla-
tea Cloth, So
White Duck Lous-Panfs SUITS. Tam
OShanter 10 match, g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
CLOSE OF A REVIVAL.
Organization OF the GreenviIIe Fire
C0mpany-COanty Affairs.

GREENVILLE. N. c.. April 27.-(Spe-
ciai 1.-THE protracted meeting which has
been In progress In the Baptist church
for nearly two weeks. closed last night.
Rev. w. Il. Oliver. OF Wilmington. who
was assisting the pastor. Rev. c. NJ. Bill
iings. returned homo to day. Mr.. Oliver
u an able preacher. and very greatly
endeared himself to the people Of all de-
nominations here. There were Xix addi-
tons 10 the church.
The Greenville Fire Company has been
organized by the election OF A. J. Grimm.
foreman; i. NJ. Hodges. first assistant;
r. ID. Cherry. second assistant: w. l..
Brown. treasurer; o. L. Joyner. secrs-
tary. 3. r. Hooker was recommended TO
the Town Council for appointment ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Democratic Difference In Iowa.

DES MONIES. April 2f-An IL not
harmonious In the Democratic campalgn
In Iowa. IL developed to-day that the
silver Democrats are dissatisfied with
the resnlt OF the recent party conference.
and will call second one 10 meet here
early In May for the purpose OF issuiDs
a counter-manifesto and organizing IL
capture the State convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Alabama Railroad Reorganization.

MOBILE, ALA. April 27.--The Mobile
and Birmingham railroad. extending from
Mobile to Marion Junction, Ala, was
bid In by T. G.. Rush, representing the
bondholders. for $4,000. There was TO
other bidder. The plan OF reorganization
has already been effected, and the road
Will be rsraied and otherwise improved
as soon as possible after July LIST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

not heaped In n sass 90 bewiider the o.,
but assorted 10 aid you IN selecting.
"A China SIX. suitable for waits ,rt
dresses. y inches Wife. figured. m
tinted grounds. such as Nav LII
Blue, Tan. Gray. Bun. DI Er..
Green, Brown, Lilac, Lavender Arl
Nile
This is a 50-cent guaiity-s8eh Cd karl
50-cent quality that some sfCt.s lri
buyers al 80 and Csc. We've yur % 40
the price u never Was .ntcAae4 l9f-
DO tho yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Peter Cakes Acquitted.

NEW ORLEANS. April 27.-Peter
Cakes. who was some time ago arrested
on suspicion of having secreted sticks
OF phosphorus In a bale of cotton at
Southport with the intention Of burning
the steamship Floridian, was tried on
the charge at Gretna Thursday, and
acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
purant Formally Arraixurd.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April IT,
Theodore Durant was formally charged
morning. The prisoner displayed con-
siderable ill-grace when the charge was
read to him. and Indignantly asked the
officers: How much more are you 60
Ing to charge me wtth3'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Separate Skirts.

Ladies' Skirts, in Navy and Black Serge.
lined in back with Grass Cloth, s39o ana
BI.ck Crepop skirts. besvily lined with
Grass Cloth, sc 20 and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
RIBBONS.

The success of our Ribbon sale has been
so great We have decided to con-
tinue IL another week.
The Fancy Ribbons at 25c. have been the
talk OF Richmond-such values have
been heretofore unheard or. Another
supply OF those excellent values In
DOuble-Faced Satin Ribbon in Black
goes on sale tomorrow.
Dresden Effects in Cream and White:
also. Crepon and Satin Striped Rib
,bons. in Black or White, are among
the new corners.
BLACK, WHITE, AND CREAM,
PLAIN PLEATED CHIFFON.
JET CROWNS. ORNAMENTS. RHINE
also, In Cut-S,eel and Jet are shown
In the Newest Effects:
Also, WINGS. AiGRETTES. AND
PLUMES. We haven't space to de-
scribe them all.
KAUFMAN & Co.
corner Fourth and Broad streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. MARY RITCHIE
GRAEME will take place TOMORROW
at s o'clock p. NJ. from the residence
OF her husband. MIR. Robert Graeme. 4lS
west Clay street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Dress Goods.

Tomorrow we inaugurate CUT SALE
IN DRESS GOODS.
Award TO ID. wise Is sufficient Our adver.
pigments are always read ~i;h interest,
tecause they mean what they claim-to
save you money.
To-morrow thousands OF AlI-Wcol AMI
Woo.-Filled Fancy Dress Goods and SerRes,
In Black and colors, which sold at 20, 80,
35, and sec, for 25c.
A grander opportunity seldom presents
itself-don't miss 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
MARRIAGES.

BOWMAN ASHTON. Married, In
Washington. d. c.. Wednesday. April 2ith,
LEWIS A. BOWMAN and EMILY =.
ASHTON; both of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Weather Predictions The weather will probably be
fair
NOT BLUE MONDAY HERE.

but bright and merry anewborn week should be The
busy in every department yet haste
urging buy and all receiving the polite uno
trusve attention We usher in each week with prices New
goods-get rid the odds and ends Friday Clearing
Sale And how friends from round about Richmondfrom
item report in Sundays News Compare prices
too the comp with the prices of other houses
TO our credit else we wouldn't be doing the suburb trade"
Richmond Try by giving the best vausha tie
way had Of showing appreciation Then again, any
one-tats you-buys thing here that wrongbng
it back This is not simply prviegets demand that we
make in justice ourselves and to principle of Your Money
live up that principle Don't deny opportunity do our
selves justice Here's the latest News, classified for ouy
nience departments Free deliveries Manchester
Barton Heights Brookland Heights Chestnut Hill Fulton Sid
ney, Chelsea Hill Famou Heights River View, and all ubu
ban points
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
A Carriage for Baby.

How much more baby VIII enjoy that
daily ride IL her poor little b1ly t
jolted in n badiy-made carriage We've
showing an elegant line az Walker.
Carriages. with Tan Broadc.th trt b.
stery. from SIG to go.
Notion Counter-cashier hero SO vl.t-
ing for change. This g. one Of a number
OF Improvements we want 10 make. 5-s
give us time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Special Shoe sale.

What we said about selling "slme qni
~ for less money and better q..i
Shoes for less money 'han so-c-i|el s..,
dealers. simply because We're no. onIse
to tack on half a dollar in "a plIr
shoes in order TO make r pront cor
tanned something more than crair "a
truth IL was a volume NJ truth. ,.r
pressed into terse clause uat va
quickly appreciated By the pe p.r ufH
had 20 many ways for their money Wen
not shouting Bargains. Every Shoe s
a bargain. That would keep us tro b.sr
but the prices here are as near tho N.l.--
sale cost as perhaps, yolll ever get
For Goa lot OF Chl,drsn's RH.ei N,-
ford. genuine goat. size. ,lt o. Dr.
For 9sc.-Hand-S awel oNf A.-..
French KID. 2. IL. g. and h.
For 81 SS.-Ladics' Baton Shoe.
For Sle5.-Lad..s' Tan and
Butchers. Tan. Button. Hand fI-
Dongola Kid Boots. lli a.st..i
STYLES and sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

~ UNION.STATION METRO.
DIsT.-At II A. H.. "Ths Unpardous able Stn,s
by Request. As 7:<5, "Dsatsl. ths Nan 0esstv
postponed until Nay l2th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28

MILLINERY.
o,.- h,,y.r has been North for the past
week Zach day has brought 10 rs
laree shipments OF all that Is new ara
STYLISH in our various department ;.
There is q renewed touch OF IfesIn ats
New Ideas-eve-ything that Is charm
ing In headgear. ,,,,,.,,
SOME PARTICULARLY P KE y,
HATS lust placed on sale excite me
admiration OF all the ladies.
We continue the sale OF those M S,ras
and Black Lace and tuscan stray
Shapes and Flats for ladies and chill
dren at lsc.-soId elsewhere at 81.
Special price sale OF the Finer sam uilt
Ninpled-Straw Shapes for children at
75c.-they were made 10 sen c st sl-S
never sold for less than NZJ-our
price now 75c. ... r,,.,,r
Fine English Chip. with heavy Tuscan
straw inserted in brim ana on euse' u,
White and Black-large variety Oh
shapes to select from-price, 81 %
Jares Variety OF Ladies' and Chlldren's
Italian Leghorns In White and black
the prices range from 4Sc; 70 N.SV' IN
CHiLDRENS TRIMMED SAILORS, IN
grades at SO, As, and zoe; Do, an,
Fine Milan Straws. with Navy, heu; an
Brown all-silk gros-graln rioooh
s WbiiimpTIce any Sc
Fine English Milans. In neat comblna;
ton and solid colors-price. VIC anu
s,,sw Tam OShanters, satin ribbon band
" and gilt anchor in front. IN soi,d
white or row-and-row OF white ana
coiored straw-they never sold Tor less
~ .i"I r,laci, and White Mixed Straw
ram O'Shanters, Navy or Red band
and streamer. price &c; better grades
a, 70 and s5c. o.cAo,ars
Fine English Milan Tam - shah. Ut,
solid White and Navy, trlihHeu Win
rosette and quill, N.gs.
Rows peak Caps In English Milan straw
price 81 and slJ9-White and C9lot.d:
Cloth Jockey and Eton caps i'c'' De''e'
T eather Tam OShanters and Jockey
Nobby Styles in Boys Sailors. $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Death of Mrs. MInnie u. Moore.

EMPORIA. VA. April G.-(SpeciaL)-
Mrs. Minnie t. Moore. wife OF Mr..
James b. Moore. OF brunswick county.
died at her fathers residence on yester-
day, after an illness OF several weeks.
Mrs. Moore had only been married about
three years. and was lovable lady.
Mr. l.. l.. Turner. Clerk OF the courts,
to-day celebrated his 18th birthday. and
the twenty-fifth year OF his public SER
vice.
Our enterprising townsman. w. r.. Bal
ley, is putting up another brick building.
Ohio Republican Convention.
COLUMBUS, o.. April 1.-THE Repub.
iican State Central Committee to-da..
fixed the place and date OF the State
convention as zsnesville, May 18th ana
18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
FLOWERS.

7, would he hard 10 name a flower III the
botanical garden which cannot be
shown here. We want to make this
a great FLOWER WEEk-that Is.
greater than usual. We want IL 10 De
MADE SPECIAL PRICES on our
ENTIRE STOCK OF FLOWERS.
CrME, Irp ANY DAY THIS WEEK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Six Specials.

They're In the Black Dress-Goods. IL
was a case of over-suppiy with the manu-
facturers. Took advantage OF the circum-
stances. that's why we're able TO sell
them so much less than their real value.
SILK Mohair Broken Rock Crepons. with
a woven back thatll protect crepoa
effect forever: two dollar quality, for
$l25 the yard.
A Nappy Crepon. IS inches wide dol
lar and q quarter value. for Soc. the
yard.
Five pieces Of Broken-Rock Crepon, ~
inches wide: the seyenty-nve cent
quality, for SOC. a yard.
Silk FINISHED Henrietta (the good old
sturdy German make. t5 inches wide;
the seventy-five-cent quality, for sc.
the yard.
Priestieys Black Sik-Warp Henrietta;
the seventy iive-cent-a-yard quality,
for soc the yard.
45-inch-wide SILK French Serge; the ny
ty-nine-cent quality. 3sc. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-28
Ladies' Capes.

Ladies' Flannel Capes, in Blue. Tan, and
Black, for 0sc.
for s1.35 and Sl.50.
Ladies Diagonal Cloth Capes, velvet
collar. tor S3.ys.
Single Cloth Capes, trimmed In braid,
for s2.55.
Ladies' Figured silk Capes, trimmed In
lace and satin ribbon. 80.
Diagonal Goth Capes, plated coiiar'
trimmed in ribbon, for b.