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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The northern papers always assume tha'
the opinions held BY the northern people
are u course sound |. never seems 10
enter the heads OF those papers that the
South. rather than the North. mus. be
looked TO for atatcsmanship OF the IN
come-,ax law the philadelphia Bulletin
aayy.
'1t is barely possible bat not propahle
that some Of the Judges who sustained
the law may revise their opinions II
they shan not. the responsibility for Is
nnal decision VIII fail entirely upon jus
tlcc jackson u may not BE- NenihFlls
ton much 90 say that IN making up ms
Judgment ne win be az least Inclined u
resolve an doubts as 10 its validity against
the law
The Bulletin rcvcrses the proper rue
when il tells us what Justice Jackson
viii DO. We say. controverting that pa
pci's dictum, that IN making mp his joos-
mcnt Justice jackson viii feel IN duty
bound 20 resolve an doubts az TO The va
udly Of the incomc-tax law In favor 81
the law. 1t ga not TO be- tolerated mat
court should THUG undertake 70 perform
the duties OF the legislative department
" the government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
GRAND TRUNK OFFICIAL.
t,-omria 30 Longer Terror "
the Inrd Worker While f"'"'
c,r, Command ExIsts-Mr. \. 81
cr,cc sucsLs In Praise of ".

ono Of the accomplishment. best
Ioolfing men IN Boston today suS -. W..
post5n Globe. is n prominent New bns
IND agent Of \ great railroad. WHO ~ ,
paine's celery compound sprins ailu 90" =.
800 whose wife and children thhe IL
ANY during the spring mon ns' ,,,-,,,,,,
Ar y !. Grace. or the ttahi tii,oJ
ta "a modest man. one Of the D,-t-liN, ~,
gentlemen In Boston, ana 'h"'o"S''
raiiruad-man. ..t., ,e p,tn.'s
When asked about the merits OF ram -, =
o,i.rv communal he said he beHeNth w
!, tborouelily. had used II him-ell tht
In MS family FOR two years WIN ~"
,ncst gratifying results. e. -, ...ta
"Nv bows aye using IL now. nv 80,
"aud I believe there Is no peter Spa,nrS
,nsIlciue than Paine's celery conn "i Nv,
4 touch of rheumatism hr7t uiE7u h On
r. trv H., and times after lh9e' a.
MN down. as most every Cht -, -, 4,
,crs.sis through tho year | ioulu w. e.1 -
rc.iyol tho vital spark ana rnaue inr ~,
hotter. Never IN MI my M, %
"rnug mel nave heard a Ieine't ,,s
bi.rir spoken of. FRIENDS ol mn IL
T.td II with splendid results lot
pcpeia ami liver complaint. VIZ ,e ,bat
somuia. a ncichbor OF MN w ''e
II will Danish IL IN a lsht.,.rtas,-toor-
Mr. Grace Is one or the h,d i.nie9' -.
~ ,,cr - he met with IN Boston To-Day
FOR ful.v thirty years ne ms pes +, h.
,,ove- looked better or enJoyt" ~ IL
s',.5,,,' IRON, main than he does to-Hay
n. is one OF the thousands III 'i,S -
WHO have reason 10 Oele'e ~
celery compound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

Should these two cities become one?
This is the question that Is TO be discus
Bed at the next Disbursements meeting
30 be held Oh Tuesday evening next at
the call OF the Chamber Of Commerce
and In It's assembly room.
II Is surprising 20 know how little this
question Is understood. Neither side OF it
has ever been deliberately argued In pub
lie. and the consequence Is that the cur
zen, Of opinion has been largely influenced
by personal considerations. The broad pa
trio'ic. puhlirspiritcd view has not been
presented On that detail which its import
nnce justlcs. The discussion In the Cham
ber viii therefore be- timely. and we hope
'hat u viii be on the plane Of public in
,ereat-that ls that those who
speak "for" ana those who speak
'asainsr' annexation VIII look at the
question az men should who heartily de-
ife 10 30 that which is best for Rich
Snond
what DO We want Manchester for?"
j. the first place We want its ten or
'Rigger Richmond In the 10000 class
~ cities. This would be practical ben
sft. We think. Census after census shows
Richmond losing her rank. notwithstand-
ing the fact that she steadily increases
On population. The census tables put us
al "A disadvantage. Instead of making IL
appear that we are Keeping up with the
ptocesson" Of the Atlan,ic-ooast cities.
these tables show us falling behind. And
The reason II this Is that Kichmond's
territorial limits have not been enlarged
vince 1854, except by the addition OF Lee
District. which gave as an increase Of
formulation Of only about one or two hun
nrcd.
The cities Of this country that have
not heretofore annexed adjacent terri
tory are trying 10 DO 50 now. and far az
Richmond slipped away from her true
rank after the census Of 1870, she is likely
20 appear 10 even greater disadvantage
after The census OF iso. unless Richmond
and Manchester be united. We DO not
know what IL the prospect Of Greater
Norfolk" hut II the scheme that Is adj
yoeated there by some should 20 through.
and Irsss.oIy and MANCHESTER should
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
THE RICHMOND DiSPATCH-FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1899.

mark adopted by him as his Signature
shall be acknowledged before JuSti'e
OF the peace or other officer ahthoil~tu ~
take ACKNOWLEDGE n's 10 de,ls' AN -
,n, so,,c manner" acts lSa-'si, secton
4. page Sn-.) .ttl,,.
~ rollovs / think. when the canGlda'.
con write Re must fisn the notice. ana
Nh, not able 60 wria adort some
mari" append this TO the notice. ana ana
acl,nowledge the notice a. deeds are &C
knoWlcdccd- tho
There notices should be kept by ,ns
cperk am, 0lcd N his otto ana the
names of the c,u1idates refpsHn !, ''.e
county electoral Board. This d9'y. now.
ever. Is moi imposed by cticn D. pui IT,
cesyarlly TO be inferred
i'O'S '''' r TAYLOR SCOTT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
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BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY.

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once. Sample comics free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

We give below a copy Of the letter sen,
Mr. cumming. of Hampton. which will
answer both of these queries. The At
torney-Gencral has always held that the
names Of all candidates for county Of
fcers should appear on the ballot, hut
only the names of the candidates for dis
trict officers for the district in which
they Will serve when elected.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE
RICHMOND. VA, March .. 1880.
Mr.. James VI. Cumming, Hampton. Va;
Dear Sir,-In your letter Of the "a in
slant YOU PROFOUND this question:
IN printing the tickets Tor the county
election, do the four election precincts
use the same ticket without any change
being made?
"By change | mean should that part
of the ticket containing the candidates
for Wythe District be on the ticket used
In Hampton District. and vice versa.
| refer TO the Supervisor. Magistrate
etc. that each district elects for itself.
ana who are not voted for except in this
particular district
Ballots for your county elections must b.
prepared and distributed by the Electoral
Board. and should contain the names
Of the candidates for county and dis
trict officers the latter so arranged
and ordered that these candidates shall
be voted for ONLY by the qualified
voters Of the district they viii serve.
For Wyihe District the tickets will con
tain the names Of the candidates for
county officers and the names OF the
candidates for Magistrate, Supervisor,
etc, in this district.
The tickets for Hampton districts
should contain the names OF the candi-
dates for county officers. and the names
Of the candidates for Magistrate, Super
visor. etc, in this district. And so as
10 the other districts.
Very respectfully yours.
r. TAYLOR SCOTT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
rRlD,y MAY 8, 1896.


.,. ,,...,rinc I'm Ncv, York.
~ ,...t. - tho
me action OF '"' '"'' ..,. a.
New York legislature 'N-Fl'' '''
4. ,rbiy'D la deuounciu4 Mr CleveiAh'
for ms manner Of treating The Nicaia-
RI, Question was mn attempt 90 make
,,ri..t for tho Republican party. IL
80. r,t nstriof4m that moved the As
....t,. o. ,g,rt tho high-soundine res
,n,tiose under consideration. IL was an
-, i,,o-t that ouaht not TO have been
So. e.,.,, that nobody can forcsec
,,t.t .,os, rf..ilt from arraylug one Oh
49,. ,-.t..l ct,+.e 3ealre. the govern
Standardization OF an the
.r,. >.t..r.,,,aus may De
.,4 .ttr adj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The Dispatch has received from the Il.
Il. Johnson Publishing Company. of this
city. number OF specimen pages Of a
new book I'm press entitled STORY Of the
Confederate States" by J. r. Derry, Of
Georgia. with an Introduction by General
Clement \. Evans The book is written
in a clear and dispasiorate manner. and
IL very profusely illustrated. ana We be-
lieve that 1t viii take rank as a stand
ard work. 1t is expected that the books
will be ready for delivery about the
10Th Of May. They will be sold exclusive
ly by subscription. The retail price In
cloth will be $50. half morocco $50, ana
fun morocco $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The Denver Judge who is trying the
literary paternity OF Trilby ids consented
20 allow the McKee-Rankin company TO
give one performance Of taeir Trilby. TO
this A. NJ. Palmer (who has drametiza-
ton rights. obtained from Harper
Brothers. objects.
We think that the judgment OF the
court might b. greatly assisted by the
opinion OF the public as 10 the SINH
Maurier's Trilby. especially as one was
4 man and the other woman
The truth is that the only Triiby that
the world knows or cares anything at
all about is Du Maurier's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The Richmond politicians are sim say
Ing that General l'itz. Lee placed him
self IN an awkward position 10y accept
ing the collectorship. They argue that all
of Clevelands appointees are expected to
support him in his financial views. and
that If Lee does not do this he win dis
please the President. while II he does
he Will displease a large majority of the
country people and injure his chances
for the senatorship or governorship.-The
Charlottesville Progress.
We DO not know who these "Richmond
politicians are. quite possibly there has
been some such talk here. but Lee got his
coliectorship without any sort OF promises
or pledges. and will be perfectly untram-
melled i'm taking position on the currency
nlinsf inn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
]. +. I easdaIe,
1907 cast Main street.
SPECIALS THIS WEEK.

All our LADIES TAN AND RUSSIA
CALF BIG BUTTON AND LACE ttat
were $3.50 and $50 go now at Se-5.
an our LADIES TAN BlG-BurroN
and LACE thar were $50 aud G2l. POO
now at }leS.
All our LADIES TAN. BUTTON
and LACE ,hat ware s2W go nos
at $40
The above goods are quoted AT ACTUAL
cosT-PRICEs. and viii be sold IT,
CASH ONLY.
our superb line OK $50 oXFoHi
TIES for Ladles-ton different styles
beats, the world other dealers are g.t
ting 600 tor same goods Take p.e.
at them.
one lot INFANTS SHOES AID SLIP
PERs, Sc.
one lot FRENCH sHOEDHEsslAG-
q good article--5c.
Gap -su.W&FJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The appointment 10y the Governor Of
the Hon. Taylor Berry, OF Amherst. as
fudge Of the I.ynchburg Circuit. In place
OF Judge Horslsy resigned. is one OF the
very best that the Governor could have
made Nj. Berry Is well known 20 the
Virginia public BY reason OF his long
seryice in the state senate. lie Is a law
yer OF high rank. and man Of ire
proachsbie character. Moreover. he IL fair
and fearless Ia our opinion. be Will make
a model Juase, We lose good Judge by
Judge Horsleys retirement. but we gain
a good one In Mf. BerrYs appointment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

The receipts Of the government i'i
the ten months cf The current ''',''
wear were $4,000 more than for me
corresponding ten months last year. anu
the expenditures were EGoo9'o' less ior
Tho same time. Thc~e would seem TO
he Gain Of eleven millions Of dollars
to the Treasury. LIT us continue to
hope chat there is riit III '"e '''' IT,
times cloud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
ha|hIInler
Brothers,
Cor. Fifth and Broad SIS.
ID
REMNANTS TODAY

ALL CALICO. pERCALE AND GiNi
HAM REMNANTS ~ TWO LOTS.
one lo'. g.. q yard to-day
one lot. 80 20 yard today
flf8nis Muslin Caps worth from &c.
t. 50c Joe. to-day.
Jet and Steel Buckles anu sH1ca-v.r-
25c-5c. to-day.
pearl Buckles and Slides vre Ic-
Toe. to-day.
Chulr,n's l2l-2c Tan u -e To-day
Chilieus Toe Black U. t0.ls.
Chulrrn's -sc Tan Nos -i--c. ...t
Ladies' SIC. Rcd Isalr T0se -r r..
Ladies' SlO and l5c SUk i.t .o.
day.
Boys De Bicachci cotton s... l.e
today.
Ladies' BE- Black cotton Coos. Doc
to-day.
Ladies s-c. Black cotton hose .e
to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
eiruidcunt.

The Homes; Money Leagues az
dress TO the Democrats Of Illinois makes
notable qualification Of Us words "h'"
If declares # would be "unwise IN pol'y
ana dangerous to The financial ana com
merclal interests OF the country 10
establish or even advocate the free ana
unlimited coinage o. silver without in
tcrnational cooperation at the rauo Oh
l6 to T."
The inference from this statement Us
that # would be wise policy 10 advocate
the free and unlimited coinage Of siiVef
NJ 1e TO If international cooperation
bee secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
800 TRIMMED HATS

for you 10 choose from.
Tho prices for thls sale viii be the
main attraction. Your attention is es.
peclally called 90 the Black Lace and
Tuscan Straw lat. trimmed styishly In
Wide Black DouDle-Faced Satin Ribbon,
Flowers and Ornaments. az SIS. OfdI-
nariiv this Hat would cost YOU $50.
The other leaders for this sale are me
$3.50 and 81. which compare i3vofably
with the usual s. and $50 Hats
Some entire new ideas aye also shown
in the higher grades Al 500 ana 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
UNTRIMNRD HATS.

Thousands of Untrimmed shapes tn
BLACK. White and Colors - choose ROM
sis hats shown mere 10 one els where.
SAIIOEG AND YACHTING HATS ~
All the new shapes. IN Black, Navy, ana
White The prices rang. from BE. %
'''''' KhUrMANN &. 60.
corner Fourth and Broad streets
my f-W&F2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
I,InrfInu IirIarfg.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA
April ~, 1873.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Please state whether in the opinion
of the Attorney General, the names VI
district officers i'm the approaching cleo
tions must be upon all ballots Of the
comfy I'm which they are candidates or
oulv upon those Of their respective as
trjcts. and oblise. \ CANDIDA b'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
An answer to the following question
will greatly crafty a number OF per
sons whose opinions are divided on TINS
subject of vital Importance:
In the county elections under the wal
TON law. do the names Of all the as
,rict officers appear on the one ticket
m. does each district have ticket with
only IFS own district officers on the
same? The division Of opinion was
caused by the publication OF clip-
,i,c from the stanton indicator. Civ
INC the opinion of the Attorney-General
that there must be only one ticket. ana
mat must contain all the district officers.
SUBSCRIBER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
DAY--RGmnant- DAY.

It's day of losing always.
Some merchants are lett in the
race of merchandising because
thev don't know how to lose, or
rather, they don't know how to
gain by losing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

Baltimore is soon to have railway
novelty in the shape OF bicycle o''e-
tr,c line. The cars are 70 run on Only
one rail. and Will have above th.m
guiding beam. The route VIII be from
a place on the Windsor NH ROAD
throuah Wethercdvile to Powna'an.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

Chauncey Depew says that the New
York Republicans will support Cover
ror Morton for the presidential nomi-
nation. Morton is personally popular; n
Is also the owner OF "A barrel Of money
and isn't timid about using it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
hartmann & 90.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
HATS.

The past two days 81 rain have kept
the ladies' indoors. In consequence we
have had an excellent opportunity of put
ting our entire force on Trimmed Hats.
We were not slow TO take advantage
Of the lull IN trade after the past four
weeks Of business. SO, tomorrow We
place on gale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
ATTORNEY-GENERAL REPLIES.
lie Gives His Views Upon the Cues
zion os "Prouer Notice."

don ot proper Notice."
The following open letter. in reply to
one that appeared in this paper yester-
day. is self-expianatory, and bears upon
u very important subject:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
ATTORNEY- GENERALS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, May 2, 1898.
Mr. J. Il. IL. Crismond. clerk. etc, Spot
sylyania Courthouse. Va:
My Dear Sir,-l have never, that ] am
aware Of. given any such opinion as | am
credited with In your open letter IN To-
days Dispatch. My opinion must have
been misconstrued, and | thank you for
giving me an opportunity 10 correct any
error that may have arisen.
My construction Of the law Is this:
Candidates that can read need only sign
their notice.
Candidates that cannot read must adopt
"some mark" append this 10 their notice,
and properly acknowledge II.
This opinion | gave 10 Mr.. r. w
Richardson. Clerk, etc. Fairfax Court
house in a letter OF April u. 1898. Copy
enclosed.
am. sir. very respectfully yours.
X TAYLOR SCOTT
LETTER TO Mr.. RICHARDSON.
This Is the letter 10 MIR, Richardson,
referred to IN the above:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA. April Is. 1896.
T.. ". Richardson. Clerk. etc, Fairfax
Courthouse Va:
Dear Sb.--Your letter of the 10th In
slant IL before me. Candidates for county
Offices are required by the new ballOt-iaw
10 notify the clerk IN writing OF their pur-
pose at least twenty days before the cleo
ton such written notice shall be signed
by the candidate. but II he be incapable
OF writing his proper signature. then some
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

UPTOWN OFFICE. as EAST BROAD
STREET .o.,,
WESr-END OFFICE. PARk-PIHCE
PHARMACY. Belvidere ana Main streets
MANCHESTER. OFFICE. 1903 HUI"
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
rVHIS WEEK WE WANT TO CALL
L your attention to our
PARLOR FURNITURE.

We do no, wish % carry this LARGE STOCK
through the summer months, 40 We have
DROPPED THE PRICE on them 70 make them
move.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALE INCH or LESS.

''.'t''f- NftAil" fareA
Wanted Situations C5 words or lessl
Above rates are for everyday OF "u'
Nerilsements running consccutiVeiy
Reading notices In reading matter wv
1--WE Ints or less. 81. In nonpariel leaneo'
i5c
card q rates for more space furnished
a. application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

6 Wem-Made Table Knives and Forks
One-Rurner On-Stoves at 25c.
. Two Burner Oil Stoves AZ Toe.
3O-foot Cotton Clothes Lines at PC.
2 Raby-Carriages. from last year. sold
a. are-been s. and S6.5)-at e.
! new Babv-Carriage. damaged In tran
sit-ought u be Sl6-fOr $40.
large Turkey-Feather busters. Dc.
Two-Burner Gas-stoyes. regular
price. Sl.75. at 81.
1 Three Burner Gas-StOVe, regular
price. $50, FOR $50.
Ice-Cream Freezers, blizzard out
side soiled. 2-guart size, Tor SIC.
2 Iarge-Sze Hardwood Tables, good
for cutting card or ipnch tables.
slightly scratched, regularly worth
$50 for 6jc.
Z large Willow Clothes Hampers
1 lot Berry BOwls-rOund. square or
obong-7-inch. l0c.; S-inch, he; 9-inch,
20c.
| Refrigerator piano finish, large family
size, slightly scratched, FOR S3.I5-
regular price, 2l.
. Ice-Chests. with latest improvements,
regular price. Sl-for 81
9 genuine Belgium-Cut Water Bottles,
regular price, sl-for 25c.
TIN ovens. for gas or oil-stove. worth
on-stove Tea-Kettles (dentedl. made
OF strong and heavy tin. az &c.
Water Pitchers. tall tankard shape,
beautifully engraved at z0c.-worth
at least double
Ladies' Rocking Chairs, slightly
damaged in transit, at Zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

Al letters and kilograms must DC aa-
rrc.ztd 90 THE DISPATCH CoMPANf'
detected communications viii not be re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
WHlTE GOODS REMNANTS.

Checked Sdinsook remnants, IL 70
l-yard lengths ic a yard.
pieces f0-iuch White india Linen.
yards. ; yards. and ya-ds Ions
Sc a yard
e Cotton Duck Remnants. - 10 l.
yards long S.. a yard.
Linen Buffet Scaris, soiled, yards
long. drawn-thr-ad centres. Soc
from 81
1e Checked Linen Doilies. &c. each.
Pure Linen FrinEed Towels. extra
size. i5c.-25c value.
5c.-l0c. value
is remnants of Table Damask-all
qualities-from > TO 15c. yard.
II pieces MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR. Soiled and tumbIed from
show. half rrlce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
SHlRT-WAlSTS.

Several odd ones are here, both
of Silk and Wash Materials.
PercaIe Shirt-Waists. tumbled from
show l9c
iaundersl Percale Shirt-Waists, 35c. -
5qc Kind.
S.ripeI Wash-Silk Waist. $2.j0-from
g. IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
1e5:!(9!lFEE:N!9
SeSN

keep their stocks clean by these
Remnant Days, and many are the
dollars that are placed in the pock'
cts of their patrons on these occa-
SiOns.
Silks, Dress Goods, Domestlcs,
Black Goods. Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, White Goods, Men 5
Furnishings, Jewelry, Curtains,
Carpets, Mattings, Wraps, Gapes,
Skirts, and HouseturnlShlngS form
part of REMNANT SALE to-day.
We can only give YOU a hint OF
a few in to.day'S advertisement.
SILKS is yards Two-Toncd Figured
Taneta. S2.35.
yards Stripe Two-Tonel Taffeta. $l.95.
yards Chech Taifeta SIX. -.
- yards ROse-COlOred Embroidered
Taneta. $3.50.
Il II yards BlacH Stripe Grenadne, 'jc.
a yard-fr0m 81 70.
yards Black Satin de LuXo. toc. a
yarl-from y.
over 80 remnants Of Fancy Silks. D
and 6-yard lengths suitable for Shirt
Waists. in remnant pile to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
JACOB LEVITT,
The Nain-Strcct Hustler.
my 1T
The BON MARCHE,
THE NEW STORE,

AO5 EAST BROAD,
rrTwgEE FOURTH AND FIFTH STREET :.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03
Crockery, Glassware, and House

800 pieces Table Glassware. worth from
10 To 25c.-eacb at &c.
II DI\NER-SETS that are not COM
plete genuine American WHITE Por-
celain. some have few pieces MISS
ing-tO close
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-03

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