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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Why lie ave
Comforts

Fashionable So insignificant in price, yet so great IN COME
Stationery sort of Stationery though his stock may
CBAsEmEHT1 large-argeness doesn't always coUuttS coz
YOU want.
Paper by the pound economical buyyou always
Envelopes to U.S. and in this way regulate the
tive qualities
The sterling kinds, web tried and very popular and the s
is fresh from the mills.
a and rIei Envelopes"
round-2 pol.
&C
4 ssup0red n
PeudlT
Pens Penci-Bo1s,
Candies Have you sweet tooth! We nave the S"c'
-sssEwEErJ Meats at easy-tOget prices.
soc. Candies for 2Jc. soc Candies for 15c.
freShc TINT
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Miscellaneous BasamentOfferIngS

Good-S.ze Japanned Bread ana
Cake-Box, 2oc. G..
Fine Japanned Banded Toilet set'
N.l2 NIB go
H-duart Seamless Dish Pans, Ioc'
Finely Finished Biscult-Boards-
SIZE lix20 .............'''.'dsC'
Size lGN22 ...............''''adc
Size lSt.-i
Reautiful Indian Baskets. Need no
ribbon decorate tons, Indians looIed OUT
for that
Scrap Baskets, &c. up.
Hampers, 81 up.
SewrI1g- Ba skets, 10c. up.
one lot German-Willow Lunch-Bas-
kets, l0c. each
New lot Leatherette Lunch Boxes.
riyeted edges leather strap ana BUCKLE.
lust the thing for school luncheon,
l0c. each.
Oak Screen-Frames. 22x3f. soc.
3-Fold oak Screen-Frames. ~ inches
high 81.
Dennison's English Crepe Tissue
for lamps shades, etc., Csc. roll-full line
Of colors.
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(BASEMEHT.)

Housefurnsngs Our large display t aos will give
tainseverythng in HouseurnishngsI Ware
rockerv Glassware Chnawae Hardware, and other Wares
Something special this week it's AN ENORMOUS SALE OF FINE
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE comprising Tumbers, Goblets. Jelly
Dishes Fruit Plates Dishes Cake and Bread Plates III fact
the greatest of Glassware shown IN this city
ro,edB aseTu
FlutedBa unb
RchR
lot Fruit
otLar size sca
i5iuchri lex
incl
HANDLED
OvaO i've
=
eEsIo Edge Deer
7inchP
4oun
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Fall Capes, in medium-weight cioth'
the proper thing for these cool evenings
An Atwood Cloth Cape, covered with
soutachc braid trimming. ribbon ruche
collar. Black and Tan, price $40 IN
place of Sc III.
An Atwood Cloth Cape, trimmed with
velvet and cloth applique, s3.9S IN place
OF So. ~
At S275 Black Cloth Cape, finished
with three rows of braid.
At $50 an All-wool Cloth Cape,
pipked edges, in Black and Tan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
TD CHANGE rHE DATE.
summer Instead of NJ .d-Wintrr Meetings
Of the C. 4. Union.

The state Executive Committee or the
VIRGINIA Christian EndeaVor Union VIII
roa.f M the y NJ. c. a, In this city
NlonlaV afternoon At o'clock, Tor the
nurDos. of considering the suggestions
made At the recent State convention IN
stanton. relative to the change Oh uate
of the annual meeting, and the DIVISION Vi
The state into districts for more eHecu'e
work and organization.
The executive committee consists OF the
state officers and the board OF directors
elected at the late convention as iol-
1oU,s. ~. NJ. Hundley, president, Klch-
,oond. Rev. William Cummings, hrst wee
nreeident stanton, Va; Rev. j. >. Frld-
Imam second vice-president, Lexington
70 pav. c. Armand Miller third wee
nrasident. Salem, Va, Pau Fral', secie-
~ ,2icbmond, Va. Robert Lecky' Jr',
treosurer. Richmond Va; Mrs Charles
i,scorb super.ntendent Of junior WORK
,,iPP,',,nrd Va. Directors: ID. >. Bennet'
richmond. Va; Professor =. -. cai,'i %1, ,
c,Sen' Val. u. Murrell. Richmohd, va
- w Miles. Richmond, Va; f. Oueh-
Tbe necessity of changing the GATE Oh
on,,,aI convention grew OUT OF the
tne 49, a large number Of the men,
rors tbroughout the state are youns
,aacbers and pupils in the schools' puDiIo
~ ,-ri,,ate and who were prevented IRON,
81, ..ataI5arce upon a winter conVehtlon' anu
@l'e vt viii be made to have II IN the
carly summer or early ia"' "ie'
members can best attend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

"a. .r ohopt the merry spring Better keen warm
re with some of winter bargains, such as Blankets
Quilts Ccaks and Underwear. .,o. =, 20 9,
nm no. White Blankets at So IS, S5c, ST. sl26 $780, 81
80 20 S. 81 and IS pair, worth double the price
y ,nirs Cooed Blankets from Soc to Sf'
50 Lap Robes at ST. $780, 81 $3.50 3d. and s. just the Hs
to 20 riding and sIeighng with c,.. c.,,s,r,.
40 Eidodown aud Cotton Filled oat'een anu O''''
Of q 81 So So $3.50, SO, $4 and S. apiece
y nara Elegant Chenille Portieres to keep the wnd out ana
warm at 81 9S s248 $3.50 s $3.50 So, S. and SHooa'
colors and sizes ,.,
Ladies' Chldren's and Mems Flannel Underwear at ana o'ow
t You have over monthsto wear hemyet WIN pay you
to buy them and keep for next wnter'l'
ty warm and buy some of bargains in Underwear
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A. Il. sPoFFORD.
Librarian Of Congress)


This is the handwriting OF careful
methodical. and cautious person. There
is not "A line or a mark that is too mucl
or too little. Il is a literary hand an'
one that has learned from long practice
10 write mtcligently and forcefully. he
is somewhat captious. | recognize IN ms
handwriting specimens of the peculiar
characteristics OF almost all oil the
known lanauaCes--both modern and an
cient-Greek. Chaldaic. English, Phoenl-
clan. Italian and others; it is an Amer ,
icanized conglomeratiOn. by one VINO mas
become familiar with different modes oil
writing. and has incorporated them al
rectly or Indirectly into MS own. rom
casual examination, II appears ~ -. an
ordinarv hand. but by careful scrutiny
Won can detect this mixed PECULIARLY. 1t
is precise. and what one might can
thouehtful. In that sense, 1t Is not MAJ
ural. He writes by rote.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
uov;tya,s, Rand Concert.

The Uowitzers Band will give a concert
d, Ccrroran Hall at =. NJ. February
IAN. for the benefit of member IN . aesn-
tute circumstances. Below Is the attrac-
tive programme; ,,...> t1owit.
Narch-Liberty Bell (Sousal HOWL
Zers' }7Dd D,,i,,,
Professor John kesnich.
2. Vocal selection, Imperial Quartette Gr
a. Soprano-IIorn OF the Alps ~
Proach). with cornet obiigato' Miss jose
d 49, March-Manhattan Beach Csousa)'
Howitzers' Band. ny ,uss tIa,Ar
g. piano solo CGotschalk)' Miss fie'eh
Selection (Offenbach). Howitzers'
Vocal selection, Imperial Quartette.
o Song and dance-Sweet Little DAISIES
(sel,zer), Howtzers Band.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
Ear me You z = Oplp.

The services at the Grace-Street Bap-
,,s, church to-day will be devoted es-
necially 10 the young people OF the
church. In the morning the sermon Will
be for young men, and at night the
pastor will preach on, The Elect
Woman" intended especially for young
women. There will also be a Boys Meet
Inc Nm the afternoon at o'clock. which
viii be omen to the public. The Boys
chorus will be assisted by an orchestra.
and an address will be delivered by a
DISTINGUISHED speaker
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
ghsA npuI tia d41,~ &u~4- ny <<s~zz = =.
a.A III M = NJ As>see.za~//6&@,~czv1
ancAa>

tion Of the characters be taken into con-
fidcrntlon. but also the language employ
al and the general appearance o. me
sheet ,.-,,--. A.
tor the purpose Of establishing me
truth Of one or the other theory, num-
her OF letters were submitted to an eN-
pert on chirorraphy The signatures OF
The writers wee concealed carefully ana
he was asked 90 read the character OF
each from the page which was SHOWN
him. Tho results were az least amusing.
They occasionally came so near the
truth az % be startling; and at other
tir,as divergoi - absurdly as to de-
stroy utterly the claim OF tho chirograph-
list
Letter number ono wac written by
Amelia r. Barr author Of Jan Nedder's
WIFE Remember the Alama," etc.
"NumUer one" began the expert. ZAP
pelrs ID be the handwriting Of o wo-
man she has ught hair, and Is OF eN-
citabIe TEMPERAMENT. She is mcthOdical
and precise In her ways, and possesses.
1 should say. great strength OF charac-
ter She wastes no time on the small
affairs OF life and Is inclined 20 be opin-
iouatcd. She writes an English hand.
CoNAN DoYLF.
Here Is very emphatic hand. Al
though he is dark-haircd and OF eXcita-
bile tomperamcnt his disposition Us in
clined to be even. The eXcitab'lity
makes Itself felt only al times. He IS
iii man whom the whole world might
truet-such a man AZ you would choose
10 be the executor of your VIII, 50 high
IN his fcnse Of honor. lie is guodnat-
urod. and would put himself out for 9TH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
Day Mr. fall Sick.

BRO. Jabez Hall was taken seriously
III at the ministers meeting .Gn MONDAY
January 2Sth, says the Richmond Dls
ciple and has not been out as YET al
though he is much improved ana Is go
ing about the house. There VIII De no
preaching at Seventh-Street churth on
Sunday february 10TH on this account
Communion services VIII be heid III 'he
lecture-room instead of the nam au-
dfpnpe-rOOm
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strong company at Palmer's Theatre
New York.

Mr.. Wilfred Clarke will present to-mor'
row night at the Academy Of Music for
the first time i'm this country The Thun-
derbolt," a comedy sent him from the
Strand Theatre, London. by his father.
II was purchased some seven years ago
by Mr.. Clarkes father from Purkiss ana
Todd. and was presented at one matlne'
SOLELY for copyright purposes. Although
only seen once, It was universally &C
cepted as capital fun-makinS play.
The plot hangs on its complications anc
is written to make you laugh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Richmond: Johanna Roach 10 Mary c.
Schradt, % feet on the west side OF
Orleans street, near Fourth, =.
Henrico: Harry Brown TO Alexander
Brown, interest i'm Al acres on the VII
liamsburg road. $50; Old Dominion bniia'
ing and Loan Association to Harry ID
Eichelberger. 50 feet on the north side
of Grove road. $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
G....~..k Qs-r'-A0

culture II II what / might call blue
blooded handwriting. should always
exnect 10 see the writer OF this hand clad
IN n swallow-tail coat. He would be
gentlemanly under all circumstances. He
lives only in the present: he would not
stoop to worry about such trivial mat
ter as the affairs OF tomorrow"
FRANK o.. TuCK1oN.
(Author Of 1.-THE Lady or the Tiger" etc.)
Gle uses stub zen, puts IL through
his first and second finger. and writes
with his thumb. lie seems to be a person
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
The Popularity Of a Store
- is due to many cause.-the primary ~
cause being straightforward methods.
Isaac Sycle & Go.

Silks Silks from great radee OF Schwarzenbach Huber
% Their entire producon7 peces-wee sold at the Auc
80 Rooms Of Townsend Monaut New York City, Wednesday
and Thursday Our buyers there and bought largely In our
west show some the designs displayed SILK the
aOueen of Fabrics and throughout the spring. VIII reign
mreme Our Silk Waists perfectftting We are sole agents
for the "TRII,BYn WAISTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

In the case Of the Likes Chair Com
peny against Preston Belvln, IN the Y II
cult Court yesterday. ludsnent was rem
dered for the plaintiff in the sum OF
5000.
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SARAH GRAND.
T('eto '1t1tt ~ D4.e&
Z =
H~E V~~<

depends upon that occupation for sun
port. Il IS something OF a burden to her
She curtails. crystallzes and formulates
ger opinions In as few words as possible.
she IS Of dark complexion. has dark
hair and blue eyes, rs rather petite IN
stature. She rs very careful to respect
an the amenities of polite society"
GEORGE DU MAUBIER.
(Author of "TTlby'O
although number four is the hand
writing of a man. It's characteristics re
ecmble 10 a marked degree those OF
number three. IL contains more idiosyn-
cracfes and indicates that the mans
thoughts are spasmodic. lie writes only
when inspired. HIS thoughts do not flow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

is interested I'm works Of man. l should
take him TO be rather elderly, OF the old
school Of culture. ana perhaps a niue
spoiied by living in this age. He would
no doubt have been more in his element
had he lived in the time of our fathers. ~
MRS FRANK LFsLlE
Here is an extravagant imitation OF
what purports TO be an English mana
This lady is possessed OF larse IDEAS but
NOT narticularlv brilliant She is liberal,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

as he writes, he must wait for them TO
come 20 him. and then he may take his
pen and write. The person is dark, ana
OF a very excitdhlc temperament.
BILL NYF.
'"The mind Of this person Ia affected
quite as much as his hand is. lie writes
"A sloppy hand; ne does nOt care for lee
suits. Neither does be care for money.
He has picturesque individuality. lie
win not end his lie until Dec has become
either famous or infamous. Tie has :ath-
er AN artistic tent eramcu;, as nsht and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

OF time lie is a man Of susceptibility,
whose feelings may be easily wrought
upon. There is not much character dis
played in the writing, ana yet he Is
man who possesses considerable force
and strength, even while the formation
Of his character is running over with pc
culiarities and idlosyncracies. His writ
ing reminds me of the old saying IN
dlviduals write as they walk, ana /
should say that the man walks and
speaks as he writes, rap!dly-he makes
up his mind rapidly, but Is willing 10
change # after a. little argument. His
hair is dark
ST. EDWIN ARNOLD.
(Author of Light OF Asia.D
"An irregular, unequal, running hand,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
y, LsoN PAGr.

SOS considerable force of character,
probably norid, dark haired bold
positive in manners. and yet of mega
tive character. He is man OF action
who easily makes up his mind, and il
easily changed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

OF dark hair. who would become excited
under The stress OF painful emotion. he
appears 10 be subject 20 melanchoiia. lie
is thorough gentleman, has pleasant
manners and belongs to the old school OF
EL 49, H. ~.--7 e.,v,1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
CARPETS.

Our tale about Carpets can be told In
very few words. We are going to close
out this department, and have marked al
goods at cost, and less than cost.
Rugs have been reduced in price also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

In the Law and Equity Court yesterda,
suit was brought by II. Il. Jones against
Dolly Gfanton for 80,
The court adjourned for the term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
WRAPS REDUCED.

There has been genuine reduction on
every Wrap i'm our house-aH TINS sea-
sons garments. Here's the way they ha''
tSo Coats now $3.50. S25 Coats now 5000
sig Coats now $3.50. sl2 Coats now 800
$iS Goats now $3.50. S Coats now $3.50
Wv s. Coats now S.51.
There are only three SYKES OF 81 apes apes,
bera now-Sl0 Fur Cape now s.; 80 blec-
80 seal. Navy Blue and Black Beaver
GoIf capes. were $3.50, now s.. so,o =,
Spring Capes reduced this way-2s.o q, 70
Sis; $3.50 10 $50; $40 to So y 10 rs:
81 TO 81. 50; $3.50 to $50; 81 TO 81 - to ~;
$50 to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
NEW IDEA PATTERNS.

Our New Idea Patterns are perfect Mt
ting ANY pattern OF ladies', children's or
mems garments for l0c; Every one ,, VINO
has used them are highly pleased. Inere
Chen You can buy one just as good for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
BOOKS.

BOOKS.
You'll find a Book Store here. Prices
are lower than you ever saw on BOOKS
But you don't mind that.
Handy Classics, beautifully bound, such
subjects as Dream Life, Crawford-Ras-
selas, story of an African Farm, Lucille,
Moses of an Old Manse, scarlet Letter
Lady of the Lake. lsc. each.
Shakespeare, complete IN one volume,
ANY OF r. z. Roes Books, nicely bound,
69c. ,.. era
Prince of India, in two volumes, Sl9S set.
Maven Gray's Norks-"In the Heart
~ the Storm. "The Reproach or Annes-
~" "Silence OF Dean Madland ) Vois''
volumes of Cooper, bound, @c.
& volumes of Elliot, bound. N.yS set
. vohInes of Emmerson, bound, use set;
: volumes OF Macaulay's history Oh
h lG6 soc books S by best French authors
l0c. each.
The Cristy Bread Knife, cuts bread,
| Rread Knife Cake Knife. NeSetaple vi
Fruit Parer-50c. for the set
Sweet Violets." the Parma Nloie's'
| with green leaves. lOc. per Duhcn .,,
Crepe Tissue Paper, In red pihh' 0o'"'
Down pillows. filed with best down. &C.
RIBBONS.
TRY 10 remember these prices us say
| inc money for you. All-Silk Ribbons,
| black and colors-No. 5. &C.; NO; . ,a aC' /.
| No. Q. &C; No. II, l-3c.; No. TO- IVc''
Nv 80 KID GLOVES.
"Our Virginia" Glove is warranted.
| Tho nrice is Sl-Black, Tan, White
bale OF Good Brown Cotton, t-Sci,
| Chenille Dot Black Fish Net Neillhs'
Garden Seeds. all varieties &c. package
g. Il. La Sprite Black Corsets, yoci eacn'
| Riank lets. for trimming. &c: yard.
| < baies Towelling Crash, Use. yari'
500 yards outing tlanneletS5es; Aoi
| Dresses. Wrappers and WAISTS, So-iI'
"a pieces Pic Percale, S-ic' Edru'
| TIES.
rav line OF Gentlepens Neckwear
,,,st onened-Four-in-H Hands, Tecks, I'M
31erials' Flats. most beautiful patterns
20 9dozen Black Satin and Gros-Gr5ail l
| Eanr.in- Hands and Tecks, zoe. value Zoc'
! choice. -----
| Lovely French Flannelettes, tor W ,.d,i
ners and Waists. They look IKE al "oO''
| .FHfn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
DIR. MORGAN DIX.

Rector Trinity ChUrch)
Here is "a very email man-one who
does not really care 10 write-not be.
cause he car not, but because he Is lazy.
When his ire IS aroused, which is not
often or upon slight provocation, he
does not recover quickly. but has a way
OF quietly maintaining his wrath lie
seems 10 DE "a long winded person. who
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
MARION HARLAND.

This Is a grabbed hand. This lady Is
easily rufHed by the small things Of ] r..
She has a faculty, indicated by the pecu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
a<.y,o E,.<
~Sf44T- %1,5 - a ce-anH-,---.

liar rem pressure, OF putting her thoughts
into words Understandings. Comparing
the language employed with the written
characters, the language seems 10 over
rate the person. She has gray man, - q"
AMER an and doubtless comes from the
eastern part of the United States"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

rather variable, and belongs TO person
who seems TO be somewhat feeble, OF
rather excitable temperament, and OF
light hair. He Is wasteful Of words; not
generous. and rather inclined 10 grabbed.
ness. In small matters he would eNpend
much time and trouble on details, but
important matters would not receive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
DO WE WRITE AS WE ARE
~ HANDWRITING AN INnEX OF 4
MANS CHARA CTERl
. Tat Of tho Tbeory-An Export Handle
the writing of weli-known People
III. Versions of Their Characters,

Copyright. 1895, for The Times)
Docs handwriting indicate the char
acter OF the writer? The question has
long been a mcoted one-many claiming
that chirography is. at the best. ms
loading. and others that Il Is Impossible
for the individuality OF a man not 10
marifest itself In his written words
Those holding tho latter theory admit
however. that not only must the lorna
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

ficm him the attention they deserve. He
is brilliant. has powers OF sarcasm ara
irony. and is very cultured-of much nigh
or culture, indeed, than is ordinarily met
with to-day. He has not a magnetic ma
ture. and those friends he has have be-
come friends more by his selection and
efforts than by any unconscious attrac-
ton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
We carry the largest stock OF Dress
Goods i'm Virginia. Where else do you
see the shelves so laden with oeautifui
goods? All grades are here. -,
You hear much piping about biack All
Wool 46-inch Hcnriettas al 5oc.; us mere
,ss-inch Black Atwood Covert Cloth
Ss-inch SIX Stripe Black Henrietta, We
Zoe. now 39c. a.
42-inch Black Crepon. $50 grade, Nc.
All-Wool Double Width Flannel. severai
pieces l212c. yard. an
Ss-lnch Newest Spring colorings ALI
Wool Cheviot, worth 60c.; here DC.
4O-lnch All-Nool Tweed. here Sic.
3S-nch henrietta, all wool, cream hSht
blue pink. white, 39c. yard.
II Pattern Suits, worth $lR. now -.
pieces Cream Henrietta, l9c. yard. -,
Spring Worsted Broken Checks-youll
, Iool. ~ Il and be satisfied TO pay Oc.
| yard, but the price is 25c. yard
| All the zoe. Unlaundered Shirts, splendid
|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Hooks and Eyes on Tape. black, white
and gray, &c. yard.
i2i5c. quality Chev!ot. strong and dura-
bic. for Waists and Skirts, l-Sc. yard.
Boys Windsor Ties, more than a nun
dred designs, soc. quality here 2oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

does not appear 70 be physically strong.
In fact, ] should take his body 10 De very
weak The we ght OF hand les exceed
ingly light. although 81 does not follow
from that that tho hard is small /
don't believe that he coud act as the tel
l.r nf u lnnll -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

The Cristy Bread Knife. cuts preau,
cake MES and meat, knives 10 SET
Rread Knife. Cake Knife, Vegetable OF
Fruit Parer-50c. for the set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, inc ~
and 6Jc. qualities put IN one io'' yum
choice &c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10

cre. is a man Of strong feeling aud sta
biity / can see by his squaung the
tops Of his letters that when ne once
makes W his mind. he is hard to change;
but he does not make mp his mind ON "A
subject until ne has thoroughly invesu-
gated H. His judgment is good, ana he
IS well liked by those with whom he as
sOciatos."
SARAH GRAND.
CAuthor Of Heavenly Twins.D
"a very masculine hand-as masculine
as woman can write. She is exceed
ingly positive In character, and is not
one who would waste time in putting
her thoughts ON paper, or i'm her ordinary
occupations. / should say that 1t was a
trouble for her TO write; and that II she
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-10
CTO AXIS,
CAP-ElS,
w Alps.

Keen warm keep comfortable look stylish by buying our BAR
gains in Cloaks .,. mara
v choice Of our Tan Black and Navy Long Coats tna' were
$3.50 SO and $3.50 now s49S
500 SIT and 49, at s748
o. Fur Cape at 50 49, ST. S. $3.50 and slo-e's than hall
price.
Call and get one. 1t will pay you to do So
Mr. w Pollard formerly with Levy DAVIS Is no" WIN w.
and will be pleased o see his many friends
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Sweet Violets." the Parma Nloie'S'
with green leaves. l0c. per bunch., ,,
creme Tissue Paper, in red, pink, coral
orange. yellow. -. ,,o.,,,, 2oc
DIRnONS
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he glad TO call his friend. He is jovi-
al man. atgood story-teller, and would
make n pleasant companion. He Is fond
of travel. and particularly fond of ma
ture. / think that those who associate
with him learn more from him than he
does from them
MARK TWAIN.
"Wile in this case the hand Is Of the
same quality as the preceding one II Is
far easier and lighter; and while the two
characters r..,ni'.e each other This man
no doubt stands higher in his particular
sphere than does the other. While one
is fond Of works of nature, the other
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KID GLOVES.

White and Pearl Gray Gloves. WIN
black stitching. also Tan tray a reh
from from 81 to sl.75; take your choice for Sc';
all sizes.