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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-22
To Whom Paid and for What Purpose.


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School couec
Ressr treasurer school District No Il May
Ause May
August
kors School District NO 10 May 1884
WAGNER Treasurer School District -
Oct 10 n oS Wasss 1881 fsd aSo paul &C. $50 @
NV count October 1884, aprortionnent a . . D.
~ VIM de@ent treasurer son00i District NO ~ May. Is
superintendent ~
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80 ~ count Collection seven Corners Bank . Ut @ az $50 D.
~ 1854 apportonnnt no Dse NO oo 17s Il
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settlement andap Superintendent -. ooo' 2s7 af
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49, rhos Ryn aTq shoo District 1891 AS
Nov 49, chas F. ease School District No 4
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,, .. o mnt and October 1897 80
49, % - apportonnen =. -.
aPa No october 1884 s
Nov % J. P No @
Anoway District No is October 1884 'ss
Nov ., E settlement and apportonment
Phnips Teasarsr n c School District No o $50 80
ausss TTeas s shS Diet so IS October 1894 Is
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district No 81 October 1884 S ~
Ba @ seRo Driet No 49, october 1894 set 81
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No Is October 1884 ~
ssss snf SRsst sse District due s
settlement and apportonnent
Total. ........... ........ ..... s4a572
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-22

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Nov Is N q S Eh Ill., 5s sss
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October 1894 10 -
s No & october 1894 set 81
District St Paul 81
Dec Aug Rifhter @ School
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settlement and apportonnen
Total ....... a....... s4a572
FUNDS.
Date 70 and What Purpose 4@.3 Amount
{ #s.: $s E; s s.
Jam Jam ds1TsS Y @ 5 il & Fs; fs5sas IS.
ST. Paul account Feb A ~
Paul city revenue ac- '0O "
March IL Conrad M ss, oS ~ wv
March a. e0 Hs Y Isl, 9s sa asg z s
March o. ruary 1884 settlement penalty IS
sts Teau Ts City 5 on Sc Paul balance Feb sl @
f e IT, T rsss%sa T Bsan Village February 1885, n
ss1a Bear village 1884, 1's n
an p s s::S y.s.
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oe Treas"rer village North St Paul FeSa $50
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june cas % zs S az :a:en yoro'5y
june 'hs IT, ~ St Pau May set
ss5, Hsss Es ei Of St Paul account Nay ISL 5000
1nns % vs. settlement city revenue
July 3d. {S$ @ Paul village 900
Jul, July 80 y ''
July 30 W Hsssysr ysss S s. s 9iS@
July 81 Isl a TT sa revenue May sos
Aug / Fl May ag 1884 settlement
Aug X ns as Ts5s s5 White ..
r. s; sssnsrS5 %n': Bear Village May 1884 settle s
Brighton May 1894 settlement ~
treasurer Brighton May 1884 settlement 07
Aug DAVIS, Brighton May 1894 settlement sa7
Aug 10 5o Mgs s ~
Paul on account June and 5000
ssen T1ssaa c St Paul on collections seven $500
Sent 10 1no Corners % Bank water frentag Bo
Oct 5no VAS account city rev 400
Nov 49, Jno Waeene na Sepsennef 1884, eSeeons
sa as a' ss 81 f on account sss;
Nov '"' @ Ss7s Gsass4s ass is es
s sssa5 NS sr {sss october ss
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Nov H. H K Village October settle 1
Nov IL Village october settle 15 So
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Munyon's homeopathic Remedies will
for them. Mostly only twenty-five cents
bottle II you are still In doubt as to the
nature OF your disease, after reading the
Guide to Health" write to Munyon's
office, 1906 Arch street. Philadelphia, de-
scribing your symptoms in detail. A
trained specialist will diagnose your case
and prescribe for you. positively without
charge. No obligation to buy medicine,
which will be sent II desired to any ad-
dress by mail Oh receipt OF price. Thou
sands OF letters from grateful patients
all over the country attest the fact that
Munyon's Remedies cure when all others
have failed. They are as far In advance
OF the regular school OF homeopathy as
homeopathy is above all other schools.
Don't fill your stomach with nauseous
and injurious drugs Munyon's small pei
let's will cure you, and do not dernnge
the system. John Woolsey. OF 25if Sepvlva
street. Philadelphia, was almost a wreck
from nervous debility and dyspepsia. II
had been under the care OF three or the
best physicians In Philadelphia for nine
months" he writes. Il spent much money
for medicine and doctors bills. but got
worse all the time. could not sleep az
night. and was restless and nervous all
day. My appetite was gone, and what
little / ate did not digest. / lost flesh,
and my whole nervous and muscular
system was weakened. / feared that
would never get well, but ! have been
completely restored to health after four
months treatment by the specialists at
the Munyon offices. aided by the Munyon
Remedies"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Untrimmed Hats.

Thousands to pick from In all the popu-
lar shapes and colors, for both ladies'
and children, in the Plain and Fancy
Straws. at prices to suit the purse
of ALL
The 25c. Untrimmed Hats represent tbs
same Stylish Shapes you find In the ~
and $3.50 Hat. They can be had In
Black, White, and Colors. A complete
line OF Shapes and Flats for both
ladies' and children. They were made
20 sell for soc.
Lace Straws in Black and Colors. Also,
White Shapes and Flats. The same
Hat that always brings &c. We are
selling them now at Csc.
Black and White Lace Straws, with Tus-
can Straw inserted in brim: All the
Stylish Shapes for ladies' and children
represented in this lot. They would
be considered cheap at 15c. Our price,
isc
There is also a line Of c2c. Hats In MIN
gled Straws, high colors. They. also,
sold for 81.
Engllsh-Tape Flats in Black only, 75c..
with Fancy Neapolitan Braid on
brim.
The Children's Mingled, Split-Satin Straw
Shapes and Flats that sold SO readily
at 81. The price now Is 75c.
The Shapes at 95c. and 81 are here In
endless variety Of braids and coiors.
Fine French Chip Shapes and Flats,
Black or White, brms made OF Tus-
can Straw. price $780, This Is a very
stylish, nice-looking Hat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Silks.

Their usefulness grows day by day. as
the waist season approaches. What Is
the use OF your worrying yourself with
where TO find what you want. when
our stock offers such wide selection!
You can catch an idea Of our stocks
resources from these few items:
Fancy Colored Plisse Silks for Waists.
the kind that do not muss or wrinkle
from crushing. regular price $50
yard.
Fancy Plisse Silks in our finest goods.
regular price, N.15,
Now Si.3B.
Striped, Check. and Combination Tai
feta Silks, two Of the best values OF
fered this season. and n large variety
of patterns in each,
so and Use. q yard.
Fancy Color.d Plisse Silks. all pure
silk, for Waists,
Evening Shades In Moire Silks. regular
$3.50 goods,
500 . yard.
Wash silks, II Checks. Plaids. and
Stripes. the kind you pay 50 to Coo. for
In most all stores,
81 lie.
Kai-Kai Wash Silks, In Fancy-Colored
Stripes,
zoe. q yard.
Black Perforated Taneta Silks, two
handsome patterns
$3.50 and S3.75 a yard.
Battle-Ground Silks with White Stripes,
usual 81 kind,
7Jc.
Black Peau de Sole SILK. very rich lus-
tire, and two OF the best values we
have seen,
Si.OO and Si.25 a yard.
Two extra values in Black MORE
Silks.
The S1.25 grade for SJc.
The SI.75 grade for el.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Children's
Trimmed Sailors.

Six Styles and Combinations to pick
from at 25c.
80 and i2c. buys the same Sailor which
sold always at Soc.
The Fine Milans that always brought
SIS are now SSc.-Navy, Brown. and
White Combinations.
Fine English Mllans for boys in three
styles at $50.
Straw Tam-o' -Shanters in Solid Navy
and Brown, or row and row White
and Navy. and Brown and White,
satn-ribbon band, 4sc. You pay ,5c.
for them elsewhere.
See the Finer Grades at 80. G., Too. 81,
and sl.95.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPLATING
Two Negroes Arrested with Moulds
in Their Possession.

CLIFTON FORGE. VA. May A-CSpe-
cial.)-James ii. Carter alias John Will
liams and Sam Brown alias Robert John
son alias Ed. johnson (colored) were ar
rested here this afternoon on the charge
OF passing counterfeit money and having
moulds for making the same in their
possession. They attempted to run away
and were shot at several times. but were
not hurt. They were taken before Mayor
Davis for examination. and were Jailed
till Monday morning. when they Will be
sent 10 Covington and turned over to the
Sheriff OF the county, and by him proba-
bly, sent to United States Dissatisfaction
ney Craig at stanton. The men claim
10 be brothsrs-in-lsw. and have been in
Clifton Forge a week or moro. They
also claim TO have been recently employed
at Diamond coal mines, West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Boys Shirt Waists
and Wash Suits.

A new department opens tomorrow for
the Boys. Better values than you 0nd
every day.
Boys Figured Shirt-Waists. sizes TO
u years.
25c.
Boys Striped shirt-waists, laced front.
Use.
Boys Percale and Galatea Cloth Shirt
Waists, nicely made and trimmed.
50c.
Boys White Laundered Shirt-Walsts.
with pleated bosom, wide collar and
cuffs,
soc.
Boys Wash Suits-coat and pants
made OF Galatea Cloth. and nicely
trimmed. sailor collars. and all the
accessories: three grades.
70, s5c., and e1.00 . Sutt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
The FOurqurcan-
Price Company.
Bargains That
Mean Something.

Let us give you our definition of "bargain" Some.
thing you aprce below the actual value Not lot of
-drfters about the in cost
because nobody hemmistakes in making that seek
close your eyes to their mperfecons by the glitter of
small prices They do tempt Nothing put before you
here that hold its head high among honest qualities
But we have of our bargains to talk about Home
made bargans-reguar line stock that has helped make
this so far our most successful price for quick
sale cut before their usefulness is outlawed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

ROANOKE, VA, May 4.-tSpecial)-
President ". B. Johnson, OF Petersburg:
C. w. c. Woolwine. OF Roanoke; and
J.. II. Christian, OF Richmond. three OF
the five members Of the State Board OF
Embalmers. met here in the office of
Oakley e. Woolwine yesterday and ex-
amlned five applicants for embalmers'
licenses the following OF which passed:
c. J. Johnson. OF Radford; J. n. Funk.
OF Manchester. and John NJ. Oakley. OF
Salem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Millinery.

The special sale Of TRIMMED HAS
ed 1H last Friday and saturdsy. One lady
was heard to remark: why, look 4, AZ
those TRIMMED LACE AND Tus,,
CAN STRAW HATS at sl:ss' paltt
that,s a common occurrence here.
For tomorrow we place on sale another
lot OF these good values. The TRIM.
MED HATS at $50 and IS compare
favorably with those shown elsewhere
at S and $3.50. r>,r,,r
We shall also show SEVERAL ENTIRE
LY NEW PATTERN HATS, which
have just been received. In addition
10 some very stylish models. the pro-
only noticeable difference between
these and the Imported Patterns Is
the French ticket and the differences
in price YOUR INSPECTION is So
LIGHTED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Flowers.

Never in the history OF the retail milli-
merry trade have Flowers been offered
at such prices as are named at our
store for this week You must see
these 10 get an idea OF their value.
We mention one lot OF American Beauty
Rose and Bud Bouquets with foliage
colors Pink. Jacquenot. and Yellow.
over 200 punches in this lot. Price,
IL. each.
violets. Pansies. Lllacs, Foliage, Cherry
Sprays Thistles, Buttercups, Wild
Flowers. In fact, II would be hard TO
name d flower in the botanical garden
which cannot be shown you here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
.aiiOr=r1ade Suits

At last we have received another lot OF
the popular-selling SERGE SUITS In
Navy and Black. The two grades are
$50 and SO You won't duplicate
them elsewhere for less than $40 and
$3.50
The Tan Single-Breasted. Fly-Front
Serge Suit still retains its popularity.
We have all sizes. The price-{975-
makes this Suit so popular.
The Duck Suits are beginning to arrive.
Will have them open next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

Webb. a Norfolk, and niece Of Thomas
Carleton Webb. of the United States and
Confederate States navics.
Mrs. Gaines was woman OF rare
Christian graces loving helpmate.
devoted mother and was loved by all
who knew her many virtues. The fu-
neral Will take place tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Ribbons.

OF MANY TINES THAT NUMBER.
AR-Silk. Fancy Striped, and Checked
Ribbons, from 10 6 inches wide, in
all the leading and popular colors.
The prices were 81, AZ, and 50c. Your
pick now 25c.
Black Double-Faced Satin Ribbon, No.
49, 3la inches wide. price 29c
Black Taffeta Ribbon, 3 inches wide,
price lie.
All OF our Colored Fancy Ribbons are
placed on sale this week to be retailed
at wholesale prices.
Special values in Colored Satin and Gros-
Grain Ribbons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
THE cmEsApEAKn AND WESTERN.
Important Track ArranGemcnts-
Death OF an Ex-Mayor.


HARRISoNBURG. VA. May t-tspe-
cial)--A conference was held here to-
day OF officials OF the Baltimore and
ohio railroad. on one hand. AMI several
gentlemen from New York. on the other.
the latter represent the Chesapeake and
Western railway, which Is projected from
Tidewater to the coal-felds. II IL UNI
dorstood that the Chesapeake and West.
ern will be granted track privileges by
the Baltimore and Ohio, which will great
ly facilitate the construction OF the
new road. with Harrisonburg as a point
on the line. This is the project to which
subscriptions have been made by citizens
OF Rockingham amounting to $4,000.
A telegram received here tonight an
nounces the death of George 8, Christie
In Washington city. Mr.. Christie was
former citizen OF Harrisonburg. lie
was an ex-Mayor. and for many years
Treasurer Of the town. He was also an
active and prominent Mason. The burial
win be here Tuesday morning next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Silk Waists.
$500 to case.

We are sure We have got a. handsome
4 line as can be found In this country.
Your enthusiasm over Il confirms our
own judgment They deserve to b
favorites.
Brown. Blue. Red. and Green Striped
and Checked Silk-walsts. made full,
with large sleeves. lined ard boned,
s3.:5.
Plain Black India and Figured Silk
Waists, made with shirring around
yoke. large sleeves. and thin lining,
SJ.1S.
Tan and Green Striped slk-waists,
with stirring around yoke. full front,
and large sleeves.
5000 and $500 each.
Fancy-Striped and Checked silk-wals.s,
blouse fronts. and very fun sleeves.
$500 to $1,000.
Red. Blue. and Gray Taffeta Silk Waists
with large sleeves and lining,
s3.co.
Black Indh Silk-waists. made with
shirring around yoke. large sleeves.
the regular s. quality, now
s3,:5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Wash Waists,

The brands we carry never fall Of a ~.
An immense variety Of patterns this
season 10 choose from. Some things
that are not duplicatable. Come!y and
comfortable. Some few lots have al
ready been sold nearly out.
Blue Black, Pink, and Red Striped Per-
Gale Shipt-Waists, full front. yoke
back. high turnover collar. and full
sleeves.
60 and 75c.
Pink, Blue. Gray. Black. and White
Checked and Striped Shlrt-Waists, full
front, high collar, wide cuffs, and large
sleeves,
f1.OO and e1.25 each.
Black and White and Pink and Blue
Checked and Striped Lawn and Per-
Gale Shirt- Waists. full front yoke
back, and extra-large sleeves.
e1.25 and $50.
Blue. Tan. and Pink Checked Shirt
Waists. full front, yoke back, and
large sleeves.
Si.75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Richmond, Va. May I, lss'

ON RETIRING FROM THE ABOVE;
NAMED PLACE, thank my friends and
former patrons for their liberal patron
aae in the past and assure them that
in patronizing my friend and successor
thew viii be treated kindly and courte,
ousiy, as / always endeayored to treat
thsn1' and their wishes win be carefully
looked after. cheerfully and gladly
endorse him TO the public.
Respectfully,
cs.ss 4.Th9f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Death Of . uuch-B.uovea Lady.

,,DANFILLE. VA. May 4.-(Special. =
s.is Cynthia a. Gaines. wife OF T., w.
psln's. ely editor OF the Danvilie Re-
."Hi' cied al II sc this morning, after
A. pny and painful illness. She was o
Isf 81 LIS Late John ~. aud Mary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
By the Yard.

Finest SILK and Wool Crepons. nne
crinkle effects. In combination OF
colors; regular price. $50 yard.
Now $500.
Navy-Blue and Russet-Brown ATWOOD
Crepons, the most stylish snects
brought out this season; regular price,
N25.
Now 600.
Navy-Blue Serges, Dentelles. and Impe-
rials, the best values. and the most
complete assortment.
33c. to S1.2S q yard.
5s-inch Atwood lCheviot' Serge. fine
weave, and excellent quality,
Now zoe. n yard.
PLISSD Crepes. with silk stripe and
figures; regular price. SIS yard.
Now TIC.
Fancy silk and Wool Mixtures in new
effects,
S6c. = yard.
Wool Cheviots, mixtures. plaids, and
pin-checks.
Csc. . yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
PERSONAL.
"a THE pIrRI1

TO THE PUBLIC.
Mr.. ELLIS ". EDWARDS is no longer
employed by me. II. l.. BARNES,
Dealer Herring Hall Marvin Safes.
my SGT 2S north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
DRUGSTORE FOR SALE.

We have for fale. In one Of the most
,,r"snero,is and rapidly growing
{ ass o e v plyTHE oiDEsT AID BEST
1 pISsr al JSHED DRUGSTORES. For fur
TIER particularly address, co
the' ' PURCELL. tApD CO.;
BARGAIN IN GROCERIES, AND
EE.rca6 IN sell out on account OF sickness
ri, sariv II you want TO make big
money on q small investment at so west
feish street, city. my bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Separate Skirts,
Silk Waists.

So many more In number-so much less
In acknowledgements that are causing
most people to buy here.
Another lot Of those popular Black and
Navy Lined Serge Skirts at 1915 goes
on sale Monday. and the better grades
at S. and $3.50 makes this your oppor-
tunity OF securing a Skirt.
100 WAISTS In Plain and Fancy, Wash,
and Tafieta Silks 60 on sale to-mor-
sf2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

SOMETHING STYLISH.
CHEMIsETTES.
Red Chemisettes, &c.
Blue Chemisettes, 2ec.
Black Chemisettes, lJc.
White Chemisettes, l5c.
COLORED EMBROIDERIES.
This is A. very desirable Trimming Tor
Wash-Dresses. We are showing novelties
In Wash-Trimmings. IN.
COLORED LINEN DRAPERIEs.
Art Draperies in the newest shades
Absolutely fash colors. and very artisHc
''' N'N"s Price, Csc.
Colored Ticks, best quality. IL 1-2c.
A MIG SALE on LINEN TOWELS.
An Extra-Quallty Linen Towel, . l-3c
A Superior-Quality Linen Towel, va
riety OF borders and styles, IL i-zc'
CHIFFONs.
All colors Chiffons. 69c.
Point d. Esprits, 45c. A.
Point Esprits, all delicate shades. Sc
Non Damonts Plisse. a very slynsn
front and trimming for all style waists,
SOC.
Ueayily-Plated Buttons and Studs for
Heavily Plated Buttons and studs for
'a Novelties in Tortoise-shell Hair-Pins,
&c. - large
sizes. Ice. /, MT pov
Checks, henrietta flnish, IL l--c. IN,
Fine-Quality sateens. dark sIou"u'' i'''
PANTS PATTERNS.
A few more Of those 81 ATWOOD Pants
Patterns left. We will continue 10 ser
them at the same price. Some OF the peS'
styles left. x OF IN
BaEY CARRIAGES.
fFourth foor-take eievator)
We are showing the largest ana mos
con,nleta line OF Baby-Carriages 10 DE
foIpd in the city. See our Carriages pc
fore purchasing. We guarantee 'hShl tvs
twelve months. IL is the most Huiay1e
Carriage that can be constructed. see
our Carriages. O.. On a.,
MATTiSGs.
Flne-Qualty Mating, In cotton-warp'
"a Fine-onality Mating. all colored plalds
and checks, IL 2-5c. 90.
Mattlngs, all styles, IL l--c'
LACE CURTAINS.
Beautiful styles OF Lace Curtains
Oriental designs.a strip, .1c; ~.
Pretty styles in Lace Curtains i'c'
TRUNKS.
A Real-Ieather Trunk. large size,
LADIES' GLOVES.
A Fine-Quaiity Tafie'a IioVe' !"
Black and colors, 25c,
A Pure-Silk Glove. Soc c,o,,o. ror
WHITE Gloves, Corn-Color Gloves, ian
Cloyes. Black stitching, all prices.
/ r & SONS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12
Colored Wool
Suit Patterns.

And the cutting continues. What . pity
to sacrifice such beautiful goods. But
store discipline knows only duty. ana
away they 60 to the early Corners
cast-thoughts lost to policy.
Navy-Blue, Russet-Brown. Reseoa'
Drab. and Slate Finest Imported Gre
pom Suit Patterns. all new and Beau
tlful weaves. vera SIS a pattern;
Now $3.50.
Is Fine-wooi Pattern Suits in Imported
and Domestic Novelties. regular price.
80, 1880, and SIS Q Suit Pattern.
Now $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-12

We keep very large assortment OF
the BEST IMPORTED ABDOMlNAt
SUPPORTERS. which are unsurpassed
in construction and fit, light, durable,
and Ell reasonable prices, A private ue-
narfment As reserved for fitting ana select
Ing. with a lady always in attendance
TRI'SS FITTING is our specially We
guarantee a perfect fit, and TO hold the
rupture comfortably in every case VIZ
undertake 10 fit We find IL Impossible
10 hold the various forms OF hernia WIN
any one style OF Truss, as uhoearao,,Ss
pressure would be necessary TO noid
scms forms OF rupture. wherein another
style would hold comfortably WIN very
iittie pressure. We carry the largest as as
sortment OF Trusses OF any house IN tne
country. We have had long experience
in truss fitting. and always nave give"
entire satisfaction. ..-,..,,, % the
We confine ourselves stricty 10 wy
RUMENT LINE ana
ia various appliances, paying ciose at
tention 10 thii special line OF business 20
the advantage OF our customers, GYMS
them the beneft OF large STOCK OF
superior goods TO select from' never DC
fore seen in the city. cooDs. NJ
Full selection OF RubBEs 1.JDS apS
very reasonable prices F9un ,;. S amu
Bulb Syringes, Hot-Water bosusaSS, pii-
Caps. Nassf and Threat sprays .r ar III III
lows. Invalid Cushions bed-far,s ,,,,.he
nais. &c, Of Soft Rubber. Sru snpi.
9nces, Elastic Anklets. Knee Caps; amo
STOCKINGS for yaricose Veins, sc: nea ar
ms Domes and Conversation Iupes lor
.he deaf. Medical Batteries for nome
treatment, and all modern surgical Ap
Blianccs, aP