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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
GOOD THING, GROVPED.

a lot OF good things-random shots
measure us by them IL you Will
Silverlne Pun Boxes. pretty styles, guar
anteed not TO tarnish. cost elseWnerr
Csc: here for &c. each.
Wire Hair Brushes, polished oak ana
ebony backs. cost elsewhere 2Oc.; mere
for DC. each
Polished Heavy Wood-Back Bristle Hair
Brushes. cost elsewhere 25c.; here Tor
Toe. each.
Fine White Bristle. Nice Bone. Handle,
Arrow Toothbrush. cost elsewhere l0c.:
here for &c. each.
English Bone Dressing Comb. strongest
made. nicely polished. cost elsewhere
&c here for &c. each.
Rice Powder. for baby. highly scented,
medlcated, cost elsewhere l5c.; inven-
tory price Sc. package.
Rest Quality Gray Morning Calico, l-sc.
Best Quality Indigo Blue Calico, l-Sc.
Best Quality Unbleached Jeans, 4l-2c.
Heavy Round-Thrsad zoe Unbieached
Shooting. 1914. Sic.
LADIES' Real Leather Chatham Bags.
leatherette lined, worth 81; inventory
price soc
Alligator Leather-Lined Purses. nickel
trimmed, worth l0c.. for &c. each.
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Yes. II selling dollars worth for %
cents g. slaughteriag. compare any
other "shoe-sole' prices with these;
the comparison WIN save yOI o. cents
may De- q dollar.
Ladies Springfield Russia leather
Sandals, VITA bow and buckle. = value.
Ladies French Kid Patout-Leather
Famp OXforls s. value. for 80
L.8gics' French bid Patcnt-l "ather
Trimmed Hand-rurncd ONiords' 81
Ladies' ijonrola Patent-Tip Oxfords, 50
value. f0f Sif' -.
ladies' Donr0la Oxfords. patent tin. $50
Chi Tid', Frenchs Kld strap Sandals.
Win bow and buckle. N.5J value, Tor
Cb'.dren's Pntent-Vamp strap Sandals.
with bow and buckles. $40 value Tor
Misses Donrola-strap Sandals with bow
and buckles. $50 value, for Dc.
lHdles Dongola-strop Sandals. win bow
ara sucklgs, $50 value. for S9c.
Ladies' French kid strap Sandals. with
bow and buckle $40 value Tor 81.
You VIII find on Table No. one lot
Boys and Youths Satin Cau Fulton
and Lace SHOES, 81 30 value. for gic.
one lot Youthg nan Lace sho.s. $50
value Tor &C
You vim find on Table No one. lot
Cil0fDu's DCneOla strap sandals,
patent-lcather tip wi;A bow and
buckle 81 value. for igc.
Or iot Ladies' Uongcla Pateni-Leather
Tip OSfnrds. 81 value. Tor isc.
You NIL ina on Table No. one lot
~ Chudrcn'a Russian leather strap
Sandals with bow and buckle, SO
value FOR C9c
One iot Aissff French Kid strap San
dlls. pateut-leataer tip, $3.50 value.
Tor csc.
Ore lot Ladies' Dongola patent-Trim-
mpd Oxfords. value Sis. for Csc.
One lot Laars' Russell Oxfords, Sl.zo
value. 69c.
One lot Ladies' Doneo'a Strap Sandals,
yllrnt-lCatacr iip7, With bows ana
buckles sl 20 value FOR 5sc.
Ladies' Eusset-GOat Juliette, s2.OO value,
Tor Fi2l.
Ladies' yici Kid Patent-Trimmed Ok
forls. Si.35 value ~ &c
Ladies white KID slippers. $50 value
for &c
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800 Boys Washable Duck Suits, come
under the ban OF this slaughterlng.
Come and look at the quality, the regu-
lar price of one will buy two now.
Boys Pink-Striped Blouse Duck suits,
worth 7jc.; price &c.
House Sailor Suits. all colors. any
size. best made, large sailor collar
and embroidery on front: also, laun-
dered, worth sl.2j; price 50c:.
Pure-White Duck. Large Sailor Colar'
Long Pants MILDLY Suit, worth 81; price
81.
Boys Waists. fine pleated. pure white,
that are worth 50c., FOR lic.
Boys Waists Of Percale, pleated back
ana front. worth SOC. for lie.
Boys Waists OF Figured Duck, worth
50c.. for l1c.
Boys RULED Blouses, worth SOC. for lie.
Fine Imported Cloth Blouse Suits, worth
$50. for $3.50 suit.
Fine ClOsA. Satin Collar ana Cuffs Faunt-
leroy SUIT. worth $40. for $50 suit.
Boys Calico Shirt Waist. pleated. wei
made, and large collar. worth PC;
price IL l-2c
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GENTRYAND PATCHEN
John R. E1CeS Ill ArODnd Joe at Free
port, Illinois.
THE HALE MILE MADE IN aor-r.
ThiA the Fastest Half Ever Paced In
pufiic-patchcn Twice Throws n
Shoe-othcr Turf Events of

FREEpORT. ILL. Jgly 2t-Ten thou
sand people saw John Il. Gentry
pace aU around joe Patchn this after
noon 10 Tayiors Park.
The track was On fire condition when
the race was called. bat rain fc.l at the
conclusion OF the FIRST heat. Both horses
were i0u1ly cheersd when they appeared
before ,he Judges stand. Gentry was a
sieht favorlte TN the pools. although
many Lorscmen backed Patchen.
After sarting twice they got the word
in the first beat. Gentry taking the lead
from the wire and never being headed.
although patchou was only neck behind
until they passed the thrce-quariers
pole when Gentry pulled away ana
finished a isrr,h ahead, in 2:0i3-i
Gentry W.. the first quarter IN 20
seconds POI. half in l-2 (Which IS the
tastes; = ever paced In public; the
three quarters ia $50.
Patchen threw shoe after passing the
half-mlie post. or would have oIiNen
Gentry cut IN 2H2 MS Mcllcnry pHiId
Gentry up in the stretch.
Ia the second heat Gentry again took
the lead. with patchen close up uh'h tne
thrce-quarters cole. where Patcheh AGAIN
threw shoe. AMI Gentry again )ossed
10 The pole in Ho5 81.
IN the th..j heat McHenry sent Gentry
away at a tWo-niDltc clip Nhieh t.ifleu
Patchcn OH his feet. and he broke nadly'
lie was not in 70 after that, ana Mciicnry
could have shut him out.
SPORT or HIGH ORDER.
BHlGHTON BEACH RACE-TRACK.
July .f-The fair card offered for to-day
BROUGHT out over 800 persons to the
track The track was iu good condition,
anG gentle breeze from Tie ocean
s. rived a. Keep everybody in pleasant
humor. A good card was presented by
the association. and the sport consequent
~ was of % high order. FaVorltes were
bowlcl over with gT ut regularity Man
grove. ga ths rrst race, being the oniy
winning flvor.te. Summaries
First rlcc.-oue mile-Mangrove @5.
Sheely. to - won, Golden Cate second,
INLAND third. Time. la 81.
s conl race-i~e Observation-Disclosures
IT, GW. Iorcett. 90 y won. Osiler Joe
second. Tutor third. Time. :02
Third race-one miie-Little Matt Oo7.
Penn. o. ID won. Bandit second. Abing
don as. OLeary) third. Time. 1:%.
Fourth race-seven Observation-Disclosures
cha lyi. Penn. 10 - Won. henn BUNK
second. S.0neuen G.. third Time, 1.ZA.
I-fh .co-one mile-Captain T. Qo0
Ketf.. e - D won Prigg second. Halle
ton third. Time. 1:f2.
sixth raee-a handicap steeplechase
ov-r the fIl c0urse-Lafayett 05G -
Fravl.rg. . To- ID won. Young Orion So
coud $50. Anthony and Indies boited at
the holi mile. ana dil not hnish. Time.
y.5}
At SARATOGA.
RACE TRACK. SARATOGA y. Y,
July 2i-Tho attendance at to-day's meet
iug of Tie Saratoga Racing Association
showed decided increase over that Of
yest.rdoy. owing mo- doubt to the steeplc-
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KILLED HIS PLAYMATE.
A Fatal Blow by Boy Ten Years
Old.

NORFOLK. VA. July 2i-(Special)-
In Cell No. at the police-station there
is confined one who is perhaps the most
youthful murderer ever arrested In this
city. Louis Carroll IS his name, and he
Is but 10 years old. but. according 10 the
law OF the land he Is murderer.
Carroll and a playmate named blanche
Seasons, both colored, and both living on
Smith street, the latter at No. ~ and the
former one or two doors away, We're
playing this evening about O'Clock
WAS TOO ROUGH
The snort was a little too rough for the
girl, and she threw a rock at the boy
while n was running trying to seek shell
ter In his house. Her aim was true. as
the rock struck the boy, and for this
act shortly afterwards she paid the
penalty of her life. The boy could not
stand the humiliation Of being hit by a
girl without striking back. and. running
out OF the house. he grabbed up a brick
bat, and hurled IL at her. His aim was
equally as true as had been his angry
playmate.
STRUCK HER IN THE TEMPLE.
Tho bat struck her In the temple, and
she fell She was picked Up and carried
into the house. where medical attention
was given her. but TO no avail. She
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
ACCIDENT TO CORDETT.
IL Renders impossible Ills Bike race
with fitzSinmous.

ASBURY PARK, y. j., July 2i-flmls
j. COrbett. the champion pug.lst 900 ..
spending the season az Asbury plrh m-
with an accident to-day that wi.i prov hl
him from training for at least tw0 weeks
was practicing az The athletlc-sralr f'f
his bicycle race az Manhattan btIDI N.l.
Bob FtZslmmOns lie WIS @N.'..Ni
around the track 20 n 230 gfil it..t l'
stranger. whose name b. d. D. m W
Behind Corbett was his iro-H,l
Suddenly the stranger fell COR" .t
over him. and Joe tumh.el oyer N.ln
The champion was badly nu.s !, ana
WAS unable 10 raise DIS I-At "IH
His leg was cut from the h.p q 3d. "'
he requires support wh n b. walks '.
The accident Will prevent Corhttt q y
racing with Fltzsimm0ns. The whca. li
was riding was "A gift from thinner
who Won loo races on 10 while aDFoa''
was badly wrecked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

DUHN.-Dcl. very suddenly, on ~.
2Oth. ~ her home, 10 hanoNe, 80.
Mrs MARY &. DUNN, oeioFep WIZ
uer Funeral was preached NJ sacrei
ut church on Monday. the Ast ~
- n and her remains We're buried ~
Mount Calvary.
JOHNSON. Died. al half-pas, ? o'cioes
wednesday morning. az the resilene' 4.
her father. Joseph III. Johnson, 80 ~.
WILLIAMSBURG avenue, Fulton lsos.N'-
JOHNSON. aged 9 months ana - u"s
Funeral viii take piaee from '"S ~
dence THIS AFTERNOON AZ
Friends and acquainIances ihN''e'
tapH
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rtn buyinG.
fsnFT 4 GEAT

GOT \ CENT.
TN buy any number Of things that
are necessary-thlngs that dimes ordi-
narily won't buy. These. for instance:
fright and Dull steel Neil-Pns, regular
retailing price &C.. grand inventory
sale price. lc. the dozen.
pinch Acknowledging. regular retail
ing price. &C.: grand inventory sale
price. lc n paper.
Brass Thimbles. all sizes, regular re-
failing price &C.; grand inventory saie
Co'inch Linen Tape-Measure. regular re-
falling price &C.; grand inventory sale
BonS-Handle Glove Buttoners. regular
retailing price &C.; grand inventory
sale price. lc.
Set 81 Steel Knitting-Plns in box. regu-
lar retailing price l0c., grand inventory
sale price 1c. the SET
Steel-Point Hair-Pius, any length resu-
lar retailing price &c: grand inventory
rale price lc. per paper
RrQWn-Stoel Crumplcd HAITI ms, II w
box. regular retailing price lOc.; grani
inventory sale price lc. me box. .
Halr-Crmpers. Brown and Black, refu-
lar retailing price &c. grand inventory
sale price lc for card Of slH.
swarbn Hooks-and-Ey, Black and
White. two dozen on card. regular re-
tailine price &c.; grand inventory sale
price lc the card.
Black and Slate English Twilled Tape.
regular retailing price &c; grand inVeh-
tory sale price lc the roll.
Fancy Cotton Betting. regular retai.ing
price Zoe. the yard: grand inventory
sale price L. the yard.
so Fancy steel ana Gilt Dress-BnckeS,
regular retailing price loo; grand IN
vcntory sale price lc. apiece.
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President and Atlnntn's BnII-Fight.

MARION. MASS. July 2i:-Priyate-sec-
retarv Thurber. who has been at Gray
Gables several days. returned to Marion
Tonight. Mr.. Thurber vas asked concern
ing N petition sent 10 the President from
the American Humane Society In rela-
ton 10 there being a bull fight as one Of
IN attractions Of the coming Atlanta TX
nosition. but Mr. Thurber said no such
petition had been received by the Presl-
dent as vet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
Wedding I'm NorfoIls.

NORFOLK. VA, July A.-(Specal) MIR.
y. +. Weisel a wsll-known druggist, ar
Miss Carrie Ries, the accomplished daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. Ries, were married
Tonight al 1880 O'Clock at the brides resi-
denc-. lo6 Church street. Rev. Or. Eber-
son performed the solemn Jewish mar
riage service. Only the immediate friends
and relatives Of the families were present.
4 reception followed the ceremony: after
which the neWly-wedded couple took q
steamer for a northern trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Poverty IS no barrier to possession. "A
nickel. a dime, a shilling, a quarter,
and every one does dolllr daty.
Chrdren's Imported Seamless Socks,
Red. that cost S3c., for DC.
Chiidren's Imported Seamless SOCKS,
White. that cost pc. for &c.
Ladies' Seamless Fnst-Black Hose, lOe.
Children's Imported Full Regular Fast
Black Hose. Zoe.
Ladies' Finest &c. Balbriggan Seamless
Hose. u l-Zc.
LADIES' Fast-Blacll Imported Seamless
Hose. L. l2c
Ladies' Rlacl, Boot and Colored-Top
Imported Seamless Hose. II lie,
Ladies' Real l.isle. Fast-Black Drop
Stitch Hose cost soc. for 2Jc:
Ladies' Spun-Silk Fast-Blaok Plain
Hose, cost 81. for 25c.
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The Money Was stolen.

When the furniture store Of Mr. G; II.
Oliver. on Broad street between Ninth
and Tenth, was opened yesterday morning
it was found that the safe had been
opened during the night and about $40
Of the funds Of a lodge. or when MISS
Oliver Is secretary and treasurer, h1d
been taken out. There Is no clue as u
who got the money. The safe was not
damaged. but opened with the combina-
ticf lop1{
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Mnfcr-Wnrks DESTROYED.

IRONTON. o., July 2i.-The city water
works were burned this morning. the ilre
caught from spontaneous combustion.
The boiler burst and wrecked the build
ing. Several hundred people began 70
carry water from the river. but II could
not be brought fast enough. The, city ~
left without protection In case ot tre' ah i
r,anv Industries will be compelled TO shut
down. Loss, over 100000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

( fusIIIade with stones OF all sizes The un-
| fortunate man estimates his losses
caused by the moonshiners III &c.,
and has in his possession docu''e"'
purportlng to have been written W
Justice OF the peace In that sectioil, Wiz
sets forth that Dern has sureren iosSe
10 the extent Of $500 at the HANDS Oh
these men. A..
Mr. bern went with his family 10 tne
New Market Hotel on Tuesday. but SEE
ing no prospect of being able TO pay ms
board in full. gave the proprietor an ne
, had and moved 10 the city alInshouss,
where the family will be cared TOT un.'i
| further developments shall De iV''"
coming. ,..
Mr. Dern called 10 lay his case before
| the Governor, but finding MN h"ay
| from the city. proceeded TO can on 81.
| Adolph Osterloh, the German Consui, am
Mr. l.. B0rchers. Consul Tor Aus'' ~ a., :,
gary where ne was informed thit II
was useless 10 look for redress or ie"e'
I'm those quarters. as he had become a
naturallzed citizen OF America, ana MS
wife. who is a Hungarian. Is, or COURSE
naturalzed thereby.
MIR W. II. Tyler chief clerk 70 inc
Collector Of Internal Revenue saiu. III
reference TO the matter yesterday Una,
the special agent Of the department. had
been sent 20 investigate, ana Shoui' az,
Illicit distilleries be discovered they wouia
be- promptly suppressed and the onenders
brought to Justice The matter mas a'So
been brought TO the notice OF Attorney
General Scott, who has institutei an
inquiry into the charges.
THE STORY GENUINE.
Major Derbyshire. who was In COM
mand Of the military stationed at Lunen-
burg during the trial Of the Pollard muir
derers. stated 90 O Dispatch man last
night that he believed the mans story
10 be perfectly genuine. The subject was
generally discussed I'm Lunenburg. ana the
man. who was greatly distressed APP
piled 20 him for military assistance
which. however, he was unable 10
afford. as he saw no immediate DANGER
of further violence. Major Derbysalre
said that mOOnshiners were undoubtedly
AT the bottom OF the matter, ana tneH
object was 10 scare the German away
from the locality.
Dern is said 10 have paid his hotel bill
for himself and family while IN Lune n
burg with a check on the blackstone BANK,
where he had at that time so de-
posited to his credit He stated to some
members OF the regiment that he held a
considerable amount of money in trust
for his niece. but that he should endeavor
10 adopt means 10 prevent her from IN
heritlng t. on account Of her elopement
with one Of his enemies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

died shortly afterwards. Information Of
the affair was sent 10 the station-hous'
and officer \. -. WoOlhouse went TO the
scene and arrested the boy
City-Coroner Newton viewed the body
Of the murdered girl. and will hold an
autopsy at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Snake-Skin 50c Purses and Card Cases
for Zoe. each.
Chlld's Colored- Bordered Handkerchlefs,
1c. each.
Ladies' Hemstltched, Colored Bordered.
and Pure White Sheer Handkerchiefs,
cost Sc. elsewhere; inventory price
2i-2c.
Hosiery in basement. You lose money
If you don't look around there. Every
Hose for less than you can buy Ulse-
where.
Gray Mixed American Hose, &c. pair.
Balbrlggan American Hose. &c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
FOUR PEEPS

that give you something more than an
inkllng Of this Grand Inventory Sales
savings.
Twilled Sateen Figured Windsor Ties
full length. 1c. each.
1850 Baby Muslin Caps and J.. H. Hats
and BOnnets, colortd ana pure Wnlte'
worth Zoe. inventory price Zoe. each.
Lawn Aprons, wide strings, colored bor-
ders, cost 2jc. elsewhere; inventory
price 7C.
Full-Size Heavy Muslin skirt Cambric
price igc. each.
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nonl-rorgcr lIny be Caughi.

CLEVELAND. o.. july IA speciil' y
the Press from Columbus, o., sAEs' - -.
Lewis. the bond f0rger, my pe "Lfi.
hendsd ana brought % justice. -, - 49,,
gram was received by q l1.1t tfev.
county. signing himself W. g. 81 SppP pes
stating that he had Lewis locs ,,, ~;
as<ing II there was any reward TOT NIHI-
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Mems Colored-Borlered Hemstltched
Handkerchiels. &c.
ODDS AND ENDS.

Price put on them for the last time
prices that'll send them scattering all
over Richmond and her suburbs.
Vaselne I'm Glass Jar. one-third Of
pound cost elsewhere 2jc.; inventory
price &c. jar.
Double-Wldth silk ana Wool Mixed
Dress Flannel. l. l-2c. the yard.
3S-inch Wool Cheviot Dress Goods. l9c.
5-inch English Tailor Check Dress Goods
lqc
All-Wool Solid Colored Imported Dress
Serges, 1870.
Camphor Tar Balls. pound boxes. cost
elsewhere &c. inventory price &C.
Rhinestone Ear Drops. worth 2Jc.; IN
veutOry price Sc.
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Pure White Vest.
cost u lee elsewhere; inventory price
&c.
ladies' Real Lisle Pure White Vests,
tape neck and shoulders, i l-2c.
Ladies' Real silk and IAsle Mixed KID
bed Vests. silk crochet edge, SILK tape
neck and slc-ves inventory price BIC.
Largest-Size Rolls Dennison Crepe Pa
per, white tinted edges. cost elsewhere
4Oc inventory price iOc. roll.
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60 styles Light Challies. Black on White,
Blue on Cream, Red on Cream, and
other colors, 2l-2c. the yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25
UNDFR-PRICED UMBRELLAS.

Keep the rain of you-keep the sun on
you-and spread one Of these fine
Umbrellas over your head. III you
can't do 1t at these prices you may
expect to 20 umbrellaless the rest OF
your days:
Imported Umbrellas. for ladies'. made OF
the finest twilled silk mot slorial,
Beau Brummel tight roll or steel rod.
also the regular style 26 inches, silk
cords and tassels. with tine decorated
bohemian glass head. also cut crystals
In all colors. worth s. each; inventory
price $50 each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Tho lulletin on "the prices Of cotton for
toi ears" which the Federal Department
NJ Agriculture has had in course OF pre-
paration for some weeks was ISSUED
,-aeferlqV
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Full-Slze, Wer-Made Moquette Carpet
Hassock. handsome patterns, worth 81;
;rice 29c.
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Misses Pure SIX Mltts. in Black ana
Tans, worth Csc; for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Meade & Baker Mouth Wash. cost 5oc
price 29c.
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UNDR ELIAS.

800 English Gloria (Which Is a very fine
Affection SERGE Umbrellas. in "a and
26-inch. paragon frames. with all styles
natural wood handles. black ebony
handles. and decorated Dresden china
handleR.
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HIRING THE nov

here: something to make his little manly
heart beat with pride and save mann
ma more half-dollars and dollars than
she ever before knew.
Washable Colored Duck Pants, TO 3
years old. worth Csc: price l2 lie.
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Funeral Notice.

The funeral OF Mrs MAi'l"N I'm.
CHAIKLEY VIII take pAaee -.
,EsTFpNOON at s o'clock from the ne
aence Of her husband, No. leo Wes' ~'V
nue..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

SOY Or IkU .t4fss
DO q little buying for them; do a little
saving for them Here's the chance:
Mems Heavy Gray-MlKed Seamless
Socks. a..
Men Black Wool Sweaters, any size,
worth 81 price G3c.
one piece Soll-Nayy and striped Jer-
sey Eathins-Suite. cost elsewhere $iz5;
price zoe. sui..
Mems 81 SLACK ANA Colorod Spun-Sik
Mems i5c. Real Lislc Pn-Strip, Socks,
-lc
Meme 7-c. Polka-D0t Socks pc
Mems Haw, Unb.eachcd Drawers wei
made. fun sizes. worth zDc.; price. loo:
sizes. worth &c.. price, 2'c.
Bows Wc,.-Ma1e outing shirts, worth
&C.. price l0c
'7''-l~a1 ---r-'-
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Begins Again This Morning.
JULIUS r1EYER 6 SONS
will continue this morning with another big batch OF go
lightning good by pushes Read every line in this ad.
, batch of goods taken from the stOrerOon and
Don't miss an item.

m
se
book toyUr o
HveGy
oLsnhn so Llasn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Buttermilk Soap best milled. large cakes,
worth &C.: price &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

Richmonders I'm New York.
NEW YORK. July 2t-(Special; Nv. q.
Scott. Windsor; J. NJ. Valentine. lmpersa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-25

ladies' Pure SIX. White. scalloped, EN-
broidorel IIaudkerohicls. worth y l-2c (;
price sc.