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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
Thin DreSSGOOdS.
NIUTIrN IN PARVO.

MULTUM IN PARVO.
Fine Sheer Printed midas, In newest pat.
terms and coloring. 30 inches wide, at
Sc. This is less than case price.
figures, at SIC.
shirt-Waist Percales, the lOc. quality for
7i-2c.
1900 yards OF Best Quality. Zephyr Per-
Gales, full 36 inches wide, lec.
SANS TACHE.
French Organdle, Of the best importation,
60 TO g inches wide. at 10, a. 80. 3d.
and Toe.
French Nainsook, very sheer. As inches
wide 25 s. and 40c.
Fine Swiss Mulls, at 20 and sc
India Linons, 4o-inch wide, at l2l-2 ana
IS pc.
Domestic India Llnons. at STA. s, 10, and
II I-2c., that are far below value.
NOUVEAUTE DE PARIS.
French % Dotted swisses with pin rs dots s.n At
lower than former prices.
EN- REGLE.
Black Serges are more Popular than
ever before. We sell a Fine Imported
Serge. IS inches wide, warranted Atwood
Extra-Fine Victoria Serge. 45-inches wide,
Special Values in Figured Black. Serges.
at -. 80 and COO.
4O-inch Pure Mohair Brilllantine. 75c.
grade for soc.
VERBUM SAPIENTI.
Plain Black Cotton Batiste. for a cool
dress, ~ 12c.
Black India Linen, for cooler dress,
Is 2-3c.
Black Striped Organizes. for warm af-
ternoons, lie.
Black Moreen, for shirts, SOC. quality for
40c.
Black satines, with narrow stripes OF
white at l0c, IL Ire, and 15c.
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
ie ll-Tu,Th 325 east Broad street,
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DEPARTMENT
CHANGE SALE !

As We stated in Sundays papers, we
have Determined 10 make decided ehass's
an several departments, and I'm "ider 10
do so advantageously We have to sacri-
hce very many goods.
10 pieces Back French Serge. all-woei'
l9c. yard. ,r.,,
- dozen Ture-Lnen-Dgmask Towels
Zoe waite az - lie eacn.
5 s,1ss W'tch-Hazel Qlrge bottleso. lOc.
bottle. 90,
30 ards Lovely crep~ SILK pure 'ilh)'
50 dozen Muslin Undergarmen,s.-a an as
sorted lot bought az big sacrince-We
shat sell them at soc
Black, White, and Gray i;.ce 'Samtr re-
TlIcIlT Powder. l0c. box.
iea dozen Ladies' Splendid Ribbed Nesie,
pieces Lovely Lansdowne Dress
Goods-silk and nohair-all light shade;
regular price Sis. now SOC. yard.
3 pieces Splendid Black Taffeta, I0c.
quality SOC. yard.
Z 900 Yards Excellent Percales, Sc. yard.
sc. quality Bath-Towels, " l-2c. each.
Sl-Oualty Pure-White commencement
Kid-Gloyes, 75c. pair.
Paper-Bound Novels, for SC.
Mems Percale L.aundered shirts, two de-
tached collars. soc.
Mems percale Laundered SHIRTS, $l.5O
quality. Sc. each.
Mems Percale Laundered shirts, u
quality. 81 each.
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julius SyCIe & Sons.
Nos. 20I and 2O3 east Broad street
I4-pn
THE BON MARCHE,
THE NEW STORE.
4O5 EAST BROAD STREET.


We are kept just as busy as We car
be all the time. AND 40 WONDE2
when everybody knows that they Ct-
save money by buying al the Bon Aafchf
Everything is sold here cheaper than aa,-
where else.
The Best-Quality Table on-Clo,h %
II i-2c.
The Best Heavy Cotton Torvllins q.
The Best Large cotton-Huck Towsi a
Large Turkish Towels az o..
100 dozen Mems Really flbstanNh
Shirts, would be a bargain az Sr.. onN
Csc
Mems Fine whlr- Linen-B Bosom Shrts
advertised everywhere as barsaia al
Soc, only 39c.
Mems Fine Night-Robes. would be-
bargain at &c, only $50.
Mems Unbleached Jeans Drawer, 'h
cellent. 100
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers p .
and t2c.
45c. for goods that sell usually Tor d'-'i.
An styles +Ply Linen Collars. S.; GUYS
l. i-2c.
Ladies' Gauze Vests. Be-.
Children's GauZe vests, &c
Ladies' Fine MocO Gauze vests, N'h
ribbon neck. Joe. 60.
Island cotton, worth Sc az ~ i-,..-,.
Boys fiht isoV"'N'' 1870
Mems Neglgee Percale shirts, s'gA
STYLES. laundered. Ssc.
Dress-Lining Cambria. e. yaIn'
Grass-Cloth s lac. yard.
Dress-C Canvas, Sc. yard. ..4
Velvet Binding. all colofs. f-y'i'
lengths. Sc.
The Best Whalebones 81.
2 spools Black Sewing-S!lk, Sc
Pins, ic. paper.
Fasting Cotton, &c. spool
Dress-Shielcs, l0c. pair.
Fast-Black Hose, SC
Oxford-Gray Hose. Sc.
Black Taffeta Gloves, loc. ,.-.,,
All Pure-Silk Mitis, Black OF ''
II l-2c. - 81.
Chamois Gloves. extra length 80. =, ana
Good standard MAKE Corsets. ~. ~ a''
CSC.
Children's Handkerchief. Sc. ~
M.n's Seckwear 5 : 10 ~ ID, ana ~
THE BON NARCHE.
Ue $3.50
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nroad-s.ree, Eiectric hallway

For years and years the Dispatch has
rcntended for electric-cars on Broad
street and now we have the happiness
VI knowing that franchise has been
granted to company TO build road
from chimborazo to the Exposition
Grounds.
What is mere. these cars are TO be
moved by cable or underground trolley
No other street In Richmond has future
10 promising a. Broad streets. III our
wi6est street. our longest street, and the
bnly street that we have that runs from
~n6 70 end OF the city In q straight line.
IL IL already the seat Of our chief retail
sssde and all that II needs 10 develop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
DEPUTY MARSHAL SHOT.
A Brother OGicer Does the Shooting.
Stills nesfroyed,

FLOYD COURTHOUSE, VA, June r.
Especial )-Deputy-M Wilson. OF
Christiansburg was shot by DsputyMar-
shall Z. l.. Stephens. OF Martinsville. last
night about midnight The ball from
pistol passed through Wilson'S leg just
below the knee. striking the bone, but
not breaking it. 1t is claimed that the
shooting was not intentional. 1t seems
Wilson and Stephens were drinking to-
gether in Russelps bar-room. Wilson
went out at the back door and came
around to the front door, when stephens
fired through the door, striking Wilson as
stated above. These officers, with others,
came here yesterday from a raid on
Shooting creek. in Patrick county. where
they destroyed four dstilieries. 400 gal
Ions OF beer, forty gallons of whiskey,
and made one arrest.
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I<EYSNILIE.
4 Residence Burned-The Hecen'
shooting Case.

KEYSVILLE. VA. June l2-(Speclal)-
The residence Of Joseph Hahn, near this
place, was completely destroyed by IRE
about 7 o'clock yesterday evening.
Mr.. Hahn and wife were away from
home at the time, and they lost every
partlcle of furniture and clothing, for
when they returned the house and con-
tents were in ashes. The fire is sup
posed to have been Of incendiary origin.
No insurance. Mr.. Hahn is one OF the
German emigrants recently located here
Heber Morton, the n-year-old boy VINO
shot Rush CHM here last week. was ar
rested The case was dismissed by the
magistrate. as all the evidence went TO
show that the shooting was purely acct
dental.
Major j. w. Morton has commenced the
work OF rebuilding his residence, which
was destroyed by fire Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

In few weeks. Before Gail Hamilton
abigail Dodg7 was taken III the WORK
had been revised down to the close OF
the Minneapolis convention. and the re-
naming chapters. except part Of the last.
had all been written. When II became
evident that delay would result from Gall
Bamilton's Illness Mrs. Harriet Prescott
spoftord was called upon to revise the
/ fnal chapters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
PETERSBURG POINT.
Final Meeting OF the big Chorus
PersounI and General.

PETERSBURG. VA, June l2.-(SpeciaD
The Petersburg Chorus held their final
N Getting last night amidst enjoyable fes-
tiyitles and superb music. a letter was
read from the Episcopal Council OF the
Diocese OF Southern Virginia. expressing
sircere appreciation Of the music rendered
by the chorus during the recent session
OF that body In this city. 1t Is probapie
that no previous council OF the Church
In Virginia even before the division OF
the diocese ever heard sweeter or more
artistic singing by such large and adj
mirably trained choir. The chorus en-
joyed refreshments furnished In abund-
ance for the occasion. and, In compliment
to one of its members shortly TO be mar
ried. sang n number OF famous wedding
airs of the masters.
The regular term OF the County court
OF Prince George will be held tomorrow.
Among the interesting cases TO be tried
Is one of hendish assault-both parties to
which are negroes.
THE CITY ENGINEERSHIP.
Only one office is to be filled by the
Common Council at the beginning OF the
new fiscal year ION the LIST OF July)-that
OF City Engineer. For this position there
are three candidates. In whose behalf
lively canvass among the members OF the
Council have been made. They are
Messrs. John w. Hays. present incum-
bent: Captain Thomas r. Dunn, former
incumbent. and Mr.. J. a. Nichols-all OF
them fully competent for the position.
The contest is very interesting one.
Personal AND GENERAL
Mr.. II. c. Cooke. son Of Mr. John ).
Cooke. of Prince George county, who was
appointed naval cadet by CONGRESSMAN
Mckinney, has passed satisfactory
examination.
The rains throughout this section du-
ring the last two days, have been abun-
dant to satisfy all needs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

The Russo-Japanese commercial pact is
the fourth OF an important series OF trea'
ties which Japan is making witt
leading nations. the other three being the
agreements effected with this country
Great Britain. and Italy. They are sub
stantlally the same for all countries, ans
their main feature is that Japan is re-
cognized as a modern power. with inde
pendent rights TO make her own tsrih
laws, and to conduct her own judicia
procedure without foreign consular court;
at the large treaty ports.
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succcsx Guaranteed.
Norfolk Pilot)

Richmond has undertaken to erect a
monument to the memory OF the late
President Jefferson Davis. This simple
announcement is guarantee OF the sue
cess Of the undertaking. Whatever klch-
mend wills she does. and whatever she
does is well done. The capital city, the
home OF the Confederacy and It's Presi-
dent. is the most appropriate place i'm the
South for the monument. and the proposed
Confederate museum as well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Dehs turned up yesterday morning and
reported that Illness had prevented him
from making his word as good as his
bond by delivering himself as promised at
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. lie is by
this time. We presume, In Woodstock
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Jerry Simpson undertook a lecturing
tour In a covered wagon across the Kan.
sas country, but was forced 10 absn-
don It on account OF rains. We should
suppose a soolIless statesman peculiarly
well prepared for wading.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

4 Bath IN. W man has suffered every
summer for some years from symptoms
OF insanity brought on by the heat, and
during the late torrid spell became vio-
lently insane. and has now had to be con-
fined as incurable. Other members OF
his family. moreover, are said to suffer
IN the same way. All hands have
heretofore become lucid In the fall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
&c. a Yard.

limit Of twenty yards to any one GUS
go yards Of 2i-inch Glace Taffeta SILK,
in Invisible check Imperfect in the
weavingD. 10 be sold a 10 O'Clock at
2jc yard, instead Of N2o.
More of the SOC. Trilby Silks for
CSC. a yard.
Ladies Real isle-Thread Richie
lieu Vests at a price never dreamed
of. Low neck, no sleeves, with
tape drawn crochet edge, brown or
bleached. SOC. quality, all sizes,
for Iec. each.
Others, White SWISS Ribbed
Wide Crochet-Edge 25c. Vests, 2
for 25c.
Black Worsted Dress Goods.
Nearly a thousand pieces put on
sale few days ago. All the new
est wanted kind and not a price
varying from ONE HALF VALUE,
I21zc. to 81.
Ladies Fast Black Hose, seam
less and perfect shape, equal in
wear to any 25c. Stocking, all sizes
to-day at I215c.
Striking examples Of how cheap
we sell HOUSEtURNlSHlNGS.
Famlly-size Covered Market-Baskets,
400 Lunch- Baskets-a score Of styles
to choose from-good values. at % and
SOC; any l6c.
Hardwood Croquet-Sets, nicely var
nished and striped, extra quality, gSc.
Silexo Scourng-SOap. equal TO Sdpouo'
PaTlor-PrIde Stove-P ollsh-s Zoe. bottle
Sc.
Steak Mauls, extra-fnished. worth 15c.,
Sc. Cotton Clothes-Lines for &c.
1ce-Shavers. &c.
Wire Potato-Miashers, &c. -.
Full-Sze Cocoanut-Graters, &c, ought
10 be l0c.
Tennis Egg-Whips, most popular sort
real value Sc, our price to-day, lc.
800 l-ouart Extra-Quality Tin Dippers,
800 'Extra-Polished Tin Conee-Pots, fire
proof bottom, 2-quart size, regular
l5c. value, to-ddys price &c. 90
Large-SiZe Tin Colandefs, worm -'0"
Granite-Iron Hanging soap-Dishes, with
drainer, worth DC, here sc.
Extra-Long Granite Iron 1 Easing 5n
Spoons. worth 20. -, 3Oc, cholce &c.
Long-Handle Granite-lron Saucepahs'
with covers, worth CSC, for 2ic'
Fine French-C China Lunch-Plates, solt'
delicate decorations, worth 81 Dozen
until sold. Sc. each.
White-China open Negetab1ie- DISH s.
Havelands new shape, actudily "oi'"'
SOC, for l5c.
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We Did Ii.
THE TOWER.
corner Second and Broad streets
Did What? Broke the Price,
OF all Wash Goods.


Tomorrow there will be another bnl,
All OF our l2l4c. Corded Dmty ai .
our Jaconets, all ~ our Figured ur
". all OF our Figured Bauste go .r
counter at one price. So
We are overloaded with ono aoe 4
Wash Goods. Figured Orelnd'... a.
prices they are bound 90 50. We Esn
enough 10 supply every roal house I'm
Richmond. Prices tomorrow. f,
Parties ordering those by lnrt
through mail will please uak. t1.r
first. second and third choice l ESQ
first Is sold out.
There has been a great demand f1- s.rl.
rate White Duck Skirts. We flH
tried TO supply you: To-morr1e l.-
will find several lots az Si-n
White Duck Suits, 10.
Blue Duck Suits. were $50 uoR 81
We have extra quality Bamboo N.f...
seamless. only SIC. a yard.
Cotton-Wap Mattings Zic. "a yard.
Very Heavy stair Mattngs i2'ac. 'H.
We are offering our SOC. Windows
complete. with AN fixtures. orr
only difference between tho $3.50
the 25c. shade has no fringe
Kismis Rugs, 20 inches, oniy ST.
The largest line ~ Rclt-BuckCs l
city from loc. 10 81.
Waist Sets. complete. with 10ii.r
and Shirt Buttons, 10 90 Soc.
We have prepared Tor the litNc
Elegant Wash Duck SUITE
Heavy Duck Suits. ,jc. hobby
at 81 and S25.
Hammocks. Soc 10 81
Shall Croquet Sets. Ajc.
Roller Skates, isc.
One lot OF Gentlemcn's Launtcrol r
10 close soc Every shirt stan,
Eclipse" The regular price s.
One lot OF Fancy Parasols. Tcs re-.
price $50 TO 50. Another lot $50. ra..
lar price s..
100 Percale Wrappers. regular price
your choice 75c.
julius SyCIe & Sons,
Nos. 20I and 203 east Broad street
Ue 1920
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

Our feet Is to be the finest al kiel.
other naval powers are 10 have more yes.
sells there and a larger tonnage, bu; IN
representative character none Of their
ships viii touch Uncle SANS crack flyers.
This Is as II should be.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
THE PEOPLES STORE

gobbles I'D thousands of dollars
worth of good, reliable merchan-
disc and turns them over to youth
most instances at a mere part OF
their real value. The name OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

There seems TO be no doubt that the
feeling against foreigners Is rapidly grow
Ing In Central China. The friends OF mis-
sionarles should govern themselves &C
cordlngly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

A race In horseless carriages, not bicy-
Giles, between Paris and Bordeaux, France.
II the latest important indication of the
passing OF the horse. The competitors
were quite numerous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
JUNE IL, 1890.
The Busybody.

IT'S made to see both buyers and
sellers. The store bent to your IN
Ginning. Come and enjoy the store
YOU have thrown in the foremost
position. with the prices made that
are full of wonderment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

The first volume OF the biography OF the
Hon. james g. Blaine Will be issued with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

A heavy gold output Is reported from
British Guiana. but we do not know that
this will affect our money question.
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- wants ..........ss. s's'.'
! Situations OK words or less).

Wanted Situations C25 words or lesS. %
Above rates are for everyday" or ad-
refreshments running consecutively.
Reading notices In reading-matter type.
i've lines or less. 81; In nonpariel loaded.
i5c.
Cardsof rates for more space furnished
In appiication.
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All letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

WISHING TO RETIRE FROM BusI-
NESS. we have determined 10 offer for
sale cur stock OF HORSES. WAGONS.
EMPTY BARRELS. AND BARREL TIM
BIER contained In our coopering estsb-
iishment Nos. 1894 and 1876 east Cary
street. and will lease the premises for one
or more years at a moderate rent. This
is a rare opportunity for q young. snter-
prising man TO engage in a business that
pays handsomely on the amount invested.
Apply on premises 10
81. MURPHY & BROTHER.
IL qSu Tu&Th3ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
i ING Of the stockboldews Of the RICHMOND
PAPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
IFS Main street. on rHURspAY. June
10Th. At II o'clock ~.
IL std Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

IAnIEsi cschssters bglsh Psaaroyd Pms
~ H. - s.ss. 2s1' &. s"sss & s.ssrsSss Is'sf
r. l, cSlsss. &c cs = SEssrtE e.. illsz.
my 3-Sa, gu. ru&Thly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
ny THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable TO the carrier weekly.
Mailed AT IS per annum; g for six
months: $50 fer three months; soc. FOR
one month.
the WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
lnnum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at r.5o per
lnnum. or 75c. for six months.
Subscriptions In all cases payable In ad-
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid Tor. Send
post-office money-order. check. or regis
fered letter. Currency sent by mail will
be at the risk OF the sender. Subscribers
wishing their post-ofiice changed must
dive their old as well as their new posi-
sfice. Sample copies free.
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1p{';!((9l!ltEE:N|:,!.(9

attaches itself to. every good, de-
sirable, and reliable bargain sold.
67o Umbrellas were sold in two
DAYS. Think of a Richmond house
buying more than 200 Umbrellas
at a single prIce. $3.50, Sr.8S, and
S2.I2 Umbrellas for 99c. each.
$4,000 worth of Muslin Under
wear in three days.
Several hundred garments leit OF the
window display will be sold this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
From u 10 o'clock .
OK dozen All-Pure-Linen Towels, yard
length fun, usual width; worth II l-Zc''
for SC. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

io Of oyr or Tomorrow must 30 OBJ, hn
Spring Capes
S r,i' s az we ,sa believe these prices Boa.
A@ Tan Caps Tor $50
$50 Black -Sstln Cape f1r
S.s9 Black Cape FOR 8 81.
A $40 BLACK Cape Tor :.
4 1921 Black Cape Cor pD
A $40 Black Cape Tor 3
Black Heayy-Rlbocd-snk Rbioa.9a.
Every Remnant Mating in o., r...
Is 10 be sold for g. tha sart ''
We have made up from the .st... ..
Piece-Goods We bought With ftr ~
Davis stock about l0 N.rtr,
Shades; they are mounted rn l.-'.
horns best rollers. and rgn f.-s
TO l-S yards In length, being E-rf'
made, they are better than -
readymade Shades. and being e.,..
sizes and qualities ere casIr .o...t
from Oc. 10 81. You can PICK ar rr.-.
fixtures.
Every Remnant Moquette. yc'y,, ana
Brussels Carpet, no matter pE.f La.
selling price NJ. now tlc the yarI
Polished Cherry Wood Comic .p..t
With brass trimmings. complete. is
Remnants Of 2-Yard-wide Ol.c.sA.
l-2 yards u kind Tor $50.
L-3 yards II KIND Tor go.
s yards CSC. kind FOR s.
5 Ia yards 9Ac. kind for $50
yards 81 kind for s.
2 is yards sc. kind for 81
Gloria Parasnls with twisted v.-t
handles--il NaVy-Rlue. = Gar-rf fr
be sold for sec. each.
Mems Spun-Slk SoN. seamless srtf.
Black, that will not stain. perfa.,
Notwithstanding the price Is one tri
OF the yalue-25c. tho pair
Same quality in Ladies Hose ijc pair
Sale of Commencement Slippers
Chldrens White-Kid Slippers srap
and buckles sizes 90 =. Nil s.zrsNl T.
10 H. at CSC
Misses sizes, n IL 20 p ar ac
For commencement tho assortment r
Tan and Patent-Leather Sandals l
very much enlarged
Besides the weekly odds ant
ends the offerings of Wash Dress
Goods and Commencement,
Wearables are important enough
to attract every woman within
fifty miles of Richmond.
SlkMm,SA'N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13

SO MADE EVERY DAY By NEW
PLAN OF SYSTEMATIC GRAIN SPEC
IfLATION Send tor free booklet, show
Ing how to make money even on wrong
side of market; past workings or plan
and highest references furnished. VAIL
ENTINE a. CO., s97 Traders Building.
Chicago. Je LII
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-13
BUSINESS CHANCES.
ATTENTION, MERCHANTS:

have good farm OF $50 acres I'm
Buckingham county, Va. well watered,
and timbered: about 90 acres river-bottonn,
) miles OF railroad, near churches;
schools, and post-oiiice; good house AM
outbuildings: co acres new in corn, - IN
oats. and other crops: also. Z fine young
horses. 10 hogs. and good lot Of agricul-
tural implements. Wall exchange tor
stock OF good merchandise OF any kind,
al low price for the place and teams az
they now stand No encumbrance on any,
thing. either land or the stock. First-class
opening. State what you have TO offer.
Address FARM" care Dispatch.
lie iS-its
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Wash Goods Sales Outdone.

Wash Goods Sales Outdone.
Of the many wash goods sales
advertised throughout the city
there is none yet but which is
overshadowed by the great Of
ferings here the balance of this
week.
Sheer Fine Jsconet Lawns, White
grounds. with the prettiest OF pat
terms: thousands OF yards to select
from; they are wider and finer than
those offered up to l0c.-these here
are 7-sc. the yard.
Corded Dinltles, figured and striped
not I'm remnants. and can be bought
any hour OF any day until sold out
the price Is 7-Sc. the yard.
The Fine Sheer lie. Dimities, Pinks'
Blues. Lavenders. Black and Whites,
Greens-S,0Oo yards sold since Monday;
5000 yards here yet. in waist and
skirt patterns--the price will be
8 Sac. the yard.
Genuine Scotch Imported Ginghams'
dainty Pinks. Greens, Corns, etc;
many hundred yards sold In the Feoru-
airy sales Tor 81 i-ECs, i"StAs 40 SPN
cial bargain, for 25c.-now there are
hundreds of yards here for II lie. the
yard.
At the Bingham Counter great BE-
sale. comprising l0c. Bourrette Ging-
hams. 10c. Flanncllettes, Ice. Outings
70 1-2c. Sateens-H pieces In alto be
sold at &c. the yard
Rlack More Sateen. colored figure, the
l6 2-3c. kind. for Sc. the yard.
At the Silk Counter
there will be sold 40 yards Extra
Wide G2-inch) China Dress-Silks--
Dark Blues, Greens, Browns, Black
Fleured-for lie. the yard-these nave
retailed for 81 lie. the yard.
For COmmencementS
the Fan Counter is selling White
China-Silk Fans, dainty painted, ana
with gilt sticks the like of which you
never see under SOC; only IL Dozen
about enough to supply callers Thurs
day and Friday.
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