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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
THE HAPPENINGS IN HIGHLAND.
4 Miniature Polar Region With Rare Tar
gets FOR the Kodiak Notable Letter.

MONTERREY. VA, January l9-(Spe-
lal)-N-ssis. Criswell and Landrem, TWO
commercial travellers from Baltimore.
became fUow-Oouud at this place. and
enjoyed az enforced sojOurn OF three
days. IL WAS gruesomc picture they
presented as they pulled out on the morn
iag O. tae fourth day-four horses rid
Gen ariillery fashion, with themselves
and traps IN tow
Or j. ". Cunningham, OF Marlinton.
W. Va, Is Ia Monterey. having been sum
moned 60 bedside Of his mother. Mrs.
W. a. Cunulngham. VINO Is seriously 81.
Highland had her fun quota OF we'd
dngs during the year ending December
Gist and "A singular coincidence is re-
Vcaiei by the records at the Clerks
oiiice-iherc were precisely the same num-
ber o. licenses issued In 1875 as in the
yoas lSsi
During the past week the elements
have combined IN transforming this sec
ton into miniature Polar region; sleet
zee. and SNOW sOwn broadcast. and piled
ua Under cheerless wintry SKY. have
each broken the record in contributing 10
The Transformation.
Many mountain and woodland roads
have been rendered impossible until the
timber broken down by the unusual
weight a. snow can be cut away. Per
sons from mountain districts cannot ma
materi/ IN former experiences 70 Illus
trate the!r variations Of the present.
whole forests were twisted into all man
ncr OF distorted shapes. forming hundreds
a rare targets for the kodak" had
any one dared 10 30 a-guDning for Views.
Every locality has had Its cold win
ter" SIS dry summer or some other
local event from which 20 reckon time.
End last Sunday will long be remembered
as the cold Sunday" and the accom-
pAnying snow-siorm as one unusually
severe. But while Sunday. January l3
1855, may justly claim the distinction
above referred TO. there Is on record in
tho Post-osiics Department At Washing
ton = report which the snow-sQualls OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
THE LOWER RApPAHANNocK.
Horses Dying from Pink-Eye-Improv
mcnta at Lcwisetta-A Dredger Caught.

Horses Dying from Ptnk-Eye-lmprovo
mcnts at Lcwisetta-A DrcdGer Caught.
IRVINGTON, VA, January 19.-(Spe-
cial. )-Horses are rapidly dying from the
pink-eye.
This has been one OF the few years IN
which our people have been enabled to
FIJI their ice-houses.
C. II. Lewis. from whom the village OF
Lewisetta, on the Potomac, takes It's
name, contemplates erecting. the coming
season, hundred residences on the
island upon which the town is located.
lie has several enterprises in operation
which give work TO many people.
Mrs. Estelle Spedden and Mrs. Maggie
Carlisle. of Baltimore. are visiting rela-
tives in this section.
Both menhaden and trap fishermen
are actively preparing for the coming
season. The large fishing steamer. George
II. Bradley. belonging to Bellows
Squires, is expected home this week from
Baltimore, where she has been equipping,
enlarging, and refitting.
Though the holiday season is over hops
and balls are still the order OF the day
or night.
James and John BrOckenbrOugh (col-
ored). recently arrested for the murder
Of Luther Lewis. the littlo colored boy,
are in Lancaster county jail. awaiting
action of the grand jury. which meets
on Monday. Suspicion has been resting
upon the arrested persons ever since the
occurrence. but, partly from want or
evidence but more through fear of in
Jury being done an informant by the
Brockenbroughs. their neighbors have
kept their mouths sealed. Ii Is stated that
the men are dangerous characters. and
have long held a grudge against the
Lewis family.
WITHOUT LICENSE.
The bug-eye Lewis. Captain James
Thrift, of Onancock. Va, was arrested by
the oyster-police steamer Chesapeake this
week. for dredging on Hog Island with
out license.
Literary Society No. 2 was organized
this week within the circle of the Chesa-
pcake Academy.
The smallpox scare in the Northern
Neck creates demand for physicians.
Our local ones cannot get around fast
enough.-so think the tImd. Thus far 1t
is only scare
Allie Cralle. son of ]. u. Cralle Esq,
OF Kilmarnock, Va. and a student of the
Chesapeake Academy. has been compelled
to go to Baltimore for treatment to his
leg, the bone Of which has been diseased
for some years II Is feared amputation
will be necessary.
X. u. Carter. a prominent merchant
OF Weems. Va. has sold his interests
there to Noblett & Harding. Mr.. Carter
Will shortly leave for Baltimore. there to
engage in business.
Three weddings have occurred in as
many days in this vicinity. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. Ryland II. Norris
and Miss Una NJ. Jett. Mr.. l.. Il. Efford
and Mrs Minnie Toleman, reict of VII
liam Toleman, Esq, and Mr.. A. III.
Leonard and Miss Ardenia Leland The
wedding of the last-named was quite ella
borste. They were united under the cere-
monies of the Episcopal Church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
BRIDGES DAMAGED BY WATER.
A Jerseyman Looking for q Location-A
SMALLPOX Scare.

CLAREMONT, VA, January 1o.-(Spe-
cial)-The recent rains caused quite a
rise In the waters Of the Meherrin river
in Greenesville county. The pling OF the
bridges along the line OF the Atlantic and
Danville railway was washed away. and
in consequence thereof fewer trains have
been run, and n number Of men are tenn
porarily out Of employment.
Mr. Emil Weitrich. OF Town OF Union.
y. j.. arrived here yesterday. He In
tends locating somewhere in Virginia on
account Of the mildness OF our climate.
He is a hardware merchant, and Is now
looking for d location.
Messrs J. W. and 7. j. Powell. or
Long Island city. n. V, are In Clare
mont on a weeks hunting trip. They
seem TO be having good sport. having
bagged a fine deer the first day they
roamel the woods.
II was reported yesterday that case
OF smallpox had broken out at Charles
City Courthouse and from what | could
learn the people of that section are
pretty badly scared. I failed. however.
to find any one who knew OF the case.
and presume the report lacks coniirma-
tion by fact.
Mr.. W. Murphy has left for Cuttings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Farm Prince George county. where b
will operate . sAw-fnili.
aHIYRfNQ PRODUCE.

t1Th FIluCY 0cJIBo Couutys WossS -
will operate . saw-fniii.
SHIPPING PRODUCE.
A number OF businessmen are making
preparations for purchasing and shipping
all the produce raised hercabouts. Quite
a few Burry-county farmers have given
peanuts the cold shake, and are turning
their attention to early truck. Around
the courthouse In this more noticeable
than anywhere. and I would not be at
all surprised II no peanuts were grown
In Surry this year.
Mr.. Willis Hall. from New York State.
Is here visiting his many frtendA Mr.
Hall was the FIRST editor Of the Clare
mont Herald. This was In 1850. when the
present site of the town was solid
block Of woods, and all the news pub
lshed was manufactured In the office
from whole CLOTH He thinks Clare
mont has quite future before II.
A COMBINE"
Tho Claremont Herald and the Sussex
Gazette have put their heads together
and are agitatIng the organization OF a
tri-county agricultural society for the
purpose OF holding county fairs. and to
encourage the farmers Of Surry. Prince
George. and Sussex counties II will be
remembered that Surry county was the
only county in the Black Belt represented
at the State Exposition. It IS now pro-
posed to have a tri-county fair. ana to
send the best prize-taking products to
Richmond next fall
The district lodge Of the Independent
Order OF Good Templars. comprising the
lodges OF Surry. Sussex. Isle of Wight
and Nansemond counties, will meet In
Claremont on February 18th. It IL ex-
pected that George w. Hawxhurst, grand
secretary for Virginia, and number o,
prominent Good Templars from Richmond
will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
IN THE LIFe-sAvlNc SERVICE.
j. r. Wild Appointed Assistant Inspector
A Democratic Postmaster.

Js Es WIG AppOlutoo AssAstsHs A"SPcSso'-
A Democratic Postmaster.
ONANCOCK, VA, January la-(spe-
clal)-Lieutenant j. +. Wild has
been appointed assistant inspector
Of the life-saving service In this
district to succeed Lieutenant j.
w. Howison. who was recently trans
ferred to the Charleston District. Lieu
tenant Wild served here for four years
in the position to which he has jus,
been reappoInted. He has hosts OF
friends on the Eastern Shore, who will
gladly welcome him back.
Mr.. f.. E. Miles. who has been appointed
postmaster at Onancock. Is an active and
popular young Democrat. and was deputy
postmaster here during Cleveland's first
administration. Mr. William III. Parker,
the retiring postmaster. has made mode.
officer, and will carry with him In his
retirement from the office the esteem AMI
good wishes of all the patrons.
MARRIAGES..
Among the marriages occurring Thu.
week in Accomac were those of Mr..
Sewell Taylor and Miss Matte Pruitt, a
Temperanceville Mr.. s. L. Ward and
Miss Virginia Trueheart Potter. at Bell
Haven, and Mr. William II. Hickman anc
Miss Hennle A. Lawrence. at Melfa.
News comes from Belle Haven OF thu
death Of Mrs. Otela Anderson. relict o.
Or. f.. +. Anderson. In the 45ts
year of her age. She was a most cstl-
mable lady and an exemplary Christian.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
A SMALL HOUSE CONSUMED.
Escape Of Colored Family In Their Night

CIofhes-Tobacco Rules.
DANV1LLE, VA, January l9.-(Speclal.)
About midnight last night frame-house
occupied by Young Elan (coloreD. In tins
northern section Of the town of Neapolis'
was entirely destroyed by fire with Its
contents. Elan and his family barely es-
caped in their night clothes. A little son
of Elan awoke and called his father.
saying he was choking When Elan got
I'd he found the house In a fun blaze
Loss about 500.
The Danvillc Tobacco Association met
I'm called meeting this afternoon and
adopted a resolution providing for the
carrying on OF sales at three warehouses
at the same time. instead of two as al
present. This is done 10 prevent gut
in the market. The dealers Will MAKE
provisions to have buyers at each sale.
A PASTOR ASSAULTED.
Rev. ]. c. Dunan pastor or the Linn,
Street African Methodist Episcopal
church, this city. was violently assaulted
here to-day by John Vasser, a member oil
the church, and one OF the trustees. lie
was also bitten in the hand. Vasser had
been drinking.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
virginia News Items.

Joseph Click. one OF the best-knowri
citizens OF Rockingham county, died on
the 18th instant For many years ne was
an influential member Of the Tunkcr
church.
II. w. Massie, one Of the most success
ful farmers OF Allegheny county. Va,
raised last year 1900 bushels of corn. n
considerable portion OF which he has al
ready sold at 80 cents per bushel.
Miss Minnie James. of Botetourt
county, has gone to Montreal, Canada,
having accepted position as head nurse
in the Royal Victoria Hospital. in that
city. She spent five years as nurse in
the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
~
@ RIP

HALF A CENTURY OF SUCCESS.
pr. HUMPHREYS has an experience OF
half century-hfty years Of success.
He has seen all the pathies and isms
rise and fall: the claims OF Koch, Of
Pasteur, and OF Roux's anti-toxlne. and
has culled from each and every one the
good and discarded the worthless, and.
as he says In his latest manual. "at the
age OF nearly 50 years. with over fifty
years experience In the practice OF medi-
cine, and more than forty In the use
and perfection OF my Specifics. they are
now acknowledged 10 be the most re-
liable family medicines known to the
public"
With this ripe experience. II is little
wonder that ~" his latest Specific for
Grip and Colds. IS meeting with the
greatest success OF the age. Letters OF
thanks testfying to the cure OF Colds.
Grip. Influenza. Catarrh, Pains and Sore
ness In the Head and Chest, Cough. Sore
Throat, General Prostitution. and Fever
are received from all sources, and yet DR..
HUMPHREYS never tires Of hearing and
reading OF the praise OF his Specifies.
and solicits the experience OF those who
have used them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
A Delightful Fntertainmen,

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Currie. Jr.. entertain
ed a few of their friends Thursday night in
I very charming manner at their home
On east Grace street Among those par
icipating In the pleasures we're Mr. and
Mrs. Blair Farrer. DR.. and Mrs. r. ID.
jarcin. Mr.. ard Mrs. W. HardwicS, Mr..
md Mrs ]. W. Wood, Miss Nellie Hag-
yerty, Mr.. Johr Haggerty, Mr.. T. =. Gar
in, Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Curre, Mrs.
robert Currie. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs
Robert Currie, Jr. delightful repast
u.n servad a 10 n'clonl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Mems Goods.

Mems Percale Shirts reduced from si~
and si25 to SOC. ,
Mems White Laundered SHIRTS, coio'e"
bosom. reduced from sl.~ TO SIC.
Mems Balbrggan Half-Hose reuueeo
from 25c. TO ioc. u,,.,o,
Mems Balbr,ggan and sola-,oioteu
Half Hose reduced from SOC. to &c.
Mems Nlghtshirts reduced from si"
TO 75c. >, M
Mems Nightshirts reduced from 'i~
TO iSc.
UnIaundered Shirts. plated bosom. re-
duced from 75c. to soc.
Unlaundered Shirts. plated posoni' re-
duced from SIPS to 75c.
Mems Balbriggan shirts reduced from
soc. to 29c. ,o .
Mems Gauze Shirts reduced from 30 10
25c ,
Mems Scarlet Wool Shirts and Drawers
reduced from 500 TO $50.
ROYS AI.T-WOOL SUITS, take your
choice for 500.
Mems Smokng-Jackets reduced from
$500 10 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Whitney Baby-CarriageS.

sT.75 Carriage reduced to SO.vo.
s25 Oh Carriage reduced 10 s2oW.
sll.50 Carriage reduced 10 Wv
s33 Twn-Carrage reduced 10 30
s22 Twin-Carriage reduced 10 sio
IL you can use any OF tue aD''e 'o1
can save considerable.
pairs Handmade Brussels-Lace
Curtains, yards, were $40 pair'
the two pair for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''|'''"V
2 palrs Hand-Mad Brussels-Lace
Curtains. 3 IL yards. were s25 pair,
the three pair for ..................''' W."
pairs Handmade Brussels-Lace
Curtains, 1-2 yards, were 80 a pair
the two pair for ...............:'....'. -''''
pairs Handmade Brussels-i.ace
Curtains, l-2 yards, were 81 pair'
the two pair for .........'...''''''..'' @o"
pairs Swiss Tambour-l.ace Cur
tains. 4 yards were $50 pair, the
three pair for ......,..'.''..'''.''.''' WV
3 pairs Swiss Tambour-Lace Cur
tains, each 3 IL yards. were sl2
palr. now $50 q pair: were so pair,
now S.; were $50. now s.; were 81
now $3.50; were 81. now ............'''' q"
pairs Marie Antoinette Lace Car
tains these goods are unusually
heavy NET, and very superior Tor
library or diningroom curtains), liz
wards, were $40 pair. now .........' h'oo
Q pairs Marie Antoinette Lace Cur
tains, IL yards, were sl5 a pair
now Observation-Disclosures. wv
pairs Irlsh-Point Che most popu-
lar Curtaip), IL yards, were sie
pair, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,
(Three styles at this price. TWO pair eacnJ
At SIS a pair, now $50 PAIR wv
styles; at sl2 pair. now H.oo pam
(three styles; at SO, now s0.oo V"o
q DAFT.
pairs each OF four styles, Noting
ham-I.ace Curtains. were $50 ana
81. so a pair now $3.50 a pair; at *io
pair. now s. q pair; at 81 tneaTiy
two yards wide and four yards long,.
now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -"
Is pairs Heavy White Blankets were
Ito a pair, now ..............''.'.''''''' iS'
eve had % pairsD
3 California Wrapper Blankets were
S and s. each, now ......''.''.''''..'' o."
& uairs Full-Size Crib-Blankets were
s. 50 a pair. now ,,;, N
nairs Extra-Large Crib-Blankets
were "a a pair, now ..................'' -"
a nairs Very-Fine Cradle-Blankets
were 81 a pair, now ..........'.''.'''.' s~
Lace-Curtaln Loops were oc. pair'
ro,v .................... ...''ivS'
Iace-Curtain Loops were 3Oc. pair
row ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..'..''ioe'
Rook. and Shawl-Straps at &C.. were
,0c ar Toe. were 20c.; at l5c, were Ioc.
Innch- Boxes l5c. each, were 2c.-the
best Lunch-Box In use.
Leather Grip-Bags or satcneis' as
sorted sizes. at 5Oc.. 6Oc.. and &c., were
75c., 81. and sl.25. ,.
Riack and Green oii-Duck. IA yards
wide. zoe. was &c; IL yards wiae'
ssc.. was zoe. ~.
ADMINISTRATIONS MS q set. were I'd
at SIS. were &.7s - ana
Hammocks at 25c.. 3sc. Wc,. esc, anu a,
75c. THE REGULAR PRICES Sci nr
HALF. spreaders. Ropes. Hooks. ana
pillows the same way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
MARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures, Wednes-
day, January 18th. az the resi-
dence OF Nj. Harwood, No. 400 north
Twenty-seventh street, Miss SALLIE,
\. TUCKER TO J W. TUCKER: both
OF this city. No cards They left on the
1890 p. NJ. train Chesapeake and Ohio
for Mr.. fuckers home, In West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
40, SALE PRIVATELY. STOCK ga q

roR SALE PRIVATELY. ssITSSS SSxs
Ete' ss No. toi north T " Notions.
street; stree. ana also Stock 20 OF rIcENsEx
REsrA URANT F.x sTvyhusStssash suest.
E,e a, No Ned on n0i b. Georss Psrss .s
i Isosn Coca stands, WIN b 500
10 immediate purchaser vowrAoUE.
ID. - Trustees.
. sn.,.y,, Building. or Meten sr1,s
TafIonal bank Building. - -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
GETTING RID or SOCIAL CLUBS.
Heavy Fines Imposed Upon the Proprie-
tors-Other Cases In Court.

ROANOKE VA. January 19.--(Special)
The judges and turles OF this city seem
determined TO get rid OF the soclal-c,ub
evil In the Hastings Court to-day the
Belmont Club was fined a total OF $40
for selling liquor without license and
on Sunday. In addition TO this Fred.
Cooper who is proprietor Of the club,
was fined $40 for the same offences.
Frank Jones pleaded guilty 10 stealing
hogs from two persons. AID the jury
gave him thirty days in jail on each
charge.
In the Circuit Court the damage suit
OF Mrs Bette Higgins is on trial to-day.
She sues the city Of Roanoke for 800
FOR having fallen on the street last May
causing her TO have a serious mishap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Ribbons.

RIBBONS REDUCED STILL LOW h'
zoe. Ribbon reduced to soc. a yard.
25c, Ribbon reduced to l5c. yard'
2oc. Ribbon reduced to IL lie. yard.
l5c. Ribbon reduced to lOc. yara.
Y 1-2c. Ribbon reduced to Sc. yard
lOc. Ribbon reduced to lie. yara'
&c Ribbon reduced to &c. yaru.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
EVERYBODY MUST COME
LEVY & DAVIS'S
CLOSINGSALE!

Whatever you want have it. you will find at LOWER
PRICE THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN Read our list carefully
mark what YOU can ue and bring list with Recocct
goods sell very when they sold far below cost we
now selling so don't put off coming. YOU ARE COMPELLED
TO SAVE whatever buy Our days are very few IN winch
the balance Of our stock must be sold.
MERCHANTS ARE INVITED TO CALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Dress Goods.
Lagos.
fAr DREss-GooDs CoUNTER.)

(AT DRESS GOODS CoUNTERo
Cream Bourdonne Lace. inches -.
wide. was 81 90 yard, now ...:'...'.. 4oc'
Cream Bourdonne Lace, inches ~,
wide. was $l.25 yard, now 49, ''o'
cream Bourdonne Lace, inches
wide, was sl.75 a yard. now 49,. 'oc,
Fancy Cream and White Laces, 70 -
inches wide, at Is. 20, %. 81. So ana ,oe.'
a yard-the same sold from soc. yara Up
IN 81 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Notions.

y5c. Clothes-Brushes now l1c-
Soc. Clothes Brushes now Sc.
&c Clothes Brushes now 3Jc.
5Dc. -a-dozen Shell Hair-Plns now &c
DC, -a-dozen Shell Hair-Pins now loc'
Wire Uair-Pins 1 papers for DC.
Zoe. Lubln Powder reduced to DC.
10 irk-Cleaners reduced TO &c.
o5c. Ffligree Violet Stands now loc.
25c. Bay Rum reduced TO l2c.
Ioc Rubber Combs reduced 10 DC.
&c. Rubber Combs reduced TO &c.
inc Royal Glue reduced TO DC.
70 Cloye-Darners reduced TO &c.
o0c CIT or silver Banner-Rods reduced
to &c.
25c. Soap-Boxes reduced to &c.
&c. Electric Glove-Cleaner now loc.
I5c sbelf-Paper now &c. a piece.
&c. Face-Powder, very fine. now Ioc.
Hat-Pins were l0c.. now BE-. aoHe"'
I.ead-P Pencils were &C., now Tor Sc.
SIC. String Amber-Beads now 6sc.
T5c. String Amber-Beads now Soc.
s0c. String Amber-Beads now 2oc.
900 Opera Glasses reduced to N.Io.
o75 1i-Carat Solid-Goid Rings reduceo
to 500. s,..a
to go
Solid Gold Baby-Rings were N.0. no"
Soc. e.,
Baby Rings were 25c.. now ioc.
"a 20 Set Sterling-SiIver Spoons reduced
from $50 70 sI15. (Six in set)
Sterling-silver Butter-Knives reduced
from $50 to SIS.
CuY- Buttons reduced from SOC. TO l5c.
LET elt-Buckles reduced from Oc. 70
CSC. a.
Randeaux reduced from 25c. to Zoe.
Columbian Watches were Nls' now 0c'
&c. Earrings reduced TO be
81 90 Earnings reduced to oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Veilings.

Priestley's Mourning Yelling, was
$40 Il yard, now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Priestiey's Mourning Yelling was
sl2j a yard, now .......,.....''.''''''' 0'S'
Priestley's Mourning Yelling, was
75c. a yard, now ...........'''''''''. wv
Priestleys Mourning Wells, were -
$50 each, now ..............'.'
o-Piece Solid Black India-Linen, was
DC a yard, now ..............'.''''''''''N o~'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Zephyr, &C. an Ounce.

Colors: Purple, yellow, Drab, Scarlet
Black, and Blue. :. ,..,
BLACK DRAPERY NET. II ihche'
,,,,da was 'N.75. SEQ. and $50 n yard.
all reduced to SIS q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

Miss Phoebe Young Miss Mary Turner,
and Mrs. Mary c. Haynes. relct OF DIR.
j. A. Haynes. died recently near Middle
burg Loudoun county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
noRsxa nuLIs cows $780, :.

~oo>~---' = vn sOuNpA
gQRsss sp ,0Y TIsSRksr$ Az! rs is s.;
n1Y order. Foh is uoEth nssSa
s :lss::. Address = Nv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
IriClescent Girdles.

2 Girdies reduced from geo to A0.
4 GIrdles reduced from SL75 TO $50.
Iridescent Collar reduced from no
to $50. .,n,
Irtdescent Collar reduced from zoo
to sl.co .oo
Gold Elton Jacket reduced from 500
10 $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
KID GLOVES,

Ladies' Kh Gloves, light shades. beaded
curys reduced from $3.50 10 $50
Iad,es KID Gloves. tan. with black en-
broIdery. reduced from n.75 TO N-oo.
Ladies' Brighton Kid Gloves, reds ana
,ans reduced from $50 to NW.
LADIES' KID Gloves. pearls ana wn"es'
reduced from $50 to N~ c~
Ladies Tan Kids reduced from ~"
to Sc. ,,,, c.,,,.,.
Ladies' Tan and Pearl Kid Gaunue''
reduced from $50 TO 0c'
ladies' Tan and Black Suede Mousqus-
,.,re Kld Gloves reduced from us 70 ~.
ladies' Tan Sue'A MousQuesaires ~
duced from $40 to &c. a...-p 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Folding Cutting Tables.
MuGs.
Awning Stripes.

- 1.ec. Shifting reduced to l-2c
l5c. Bed-Tlck reduced to loc.
2Oc. Cashmere reduced TO lVc.
25c. Cashmere reduced 10 u l--c'
4Oc. Cashmere reduced to &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Half Price.

Ladies' White and Natural-Wool ram
and Ribbed Pants reduced from w" W
7sc , W.,
cb,,drsn's White and Natural-Wool
vssts and Pants reduced from loc. TO Doc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Umbrellas.

&C. and 2s-inch Umbrellas reduced from
N.00 to 55c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
Drawers.

$500 Good. Strong. Heavy Muslin Draw
ers, three STYLES, tucks. cambria em-
broidery runie, 3-lnch hemsttched, .
tucks. cambria 'ruille. &c.
l.@c Fine Muslin Drawers s-lnch Main.
sock embroidery run,e. and cluster
fUcks, 50c
eco Fine Cambria Drawers, rows Val.
insertion. ! row unen-work insertion,
rows cluster tucks. 3-inch Val lace
rullie. 7jc.
All 90 IN ~ e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20

Fancy Illuminated Silks. Plain satin
Ducbesse. Colored Rhadames, Coiored
Merveilleux-prices SIS and N.oe yard
sale price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-20
SILKS.

Creme de Chine, Chinons, Loie Fuller.
Satin surahs, Colored Moires, Coioreo
Bengalines, Colored Fables. ranging IN
prices from 81 to SIS a yaro; CLOSING
price,