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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
CHARTERED A CIRCUS.
FOUR CITIZENS OF CHASE CITY
Round TO SEE THE SHOW.
After Selling All the Tickets They souio
the General Crowd Was Invited IN"
All Had a Glorious Time.

CHASE CITY. VA. Nov. 2. .-Specisi.-,A..
c,rcr,s show was advertised 10 .hnIoi.
here on the Sist nf OctOoer. 90 oarG,,ei
down were the horses ana men on ,aats
through the rain-storn' over ro Ss' sxh.bl-
for twcnty-three miles, thal '"'
ton did not take place. - n sboy
The bcys were too eager 10 see a s-''"
to let the opportunity pass, 80 neyt
them chartered the show lot u.c s[in
day and induced the proprietor ~ oniy
his appointment at Boydton. Ihey onis
los, about seventy cents by tiit 49,
prize and after selling all the tlehe.s I'd ia
s.Dlc Tor the nights performance I'D re-
ali the outsiders. without money anu r.
gardless of color or condition, to coii'e a
free, and as a consequence the I'm I'm s.pd
med To its capacity, and the boys saiu
they had glorious time.
COLLEAGUES OF JUDGE JONES.
The "reminiscences of Judge John a.
Jones. OF Helena, Ark, puDiisheu IA I've svs
Sundays issue a few weehs aso' dia-
brought me several inquiries from d uis-
lance asking his address; Ar;ohs sn en-
was one from Thomas IL. Ellis, OF 'iie
Treasury Department Washington, III
which he sGys: Jones ana / WSre Soi.
ternporaries az the University OF virginia
I'm 1s{-'32 | had thought OF him az Io.ls
since taken away from us, ana was ~
lighted to find out my mistake t,'ous"
your communication 10 The Iimes. ..ao
since the recent beautiful rains lIdue
secdin,, fan cro~e and tobacco IN the
harms has partaken OF the moisture ana u
now being rapidly marketed. More tnOnes
is placed in circulation. and all branches
of business feel the beneficial eliects. L.
Several new enterprises will soon De
started here. including cigar and smoking
tobacco factories.
MANY WAGONS.
The demand for new wagons alaoris
the farmers IL greater than ever beiole'
and the Chase CITY Manufacturing com,
pany, employing forty hands, Is pre5isvtr
- s,1npIv the continued calls for their
,obicies This shows a more prosperous
condition on the part Of the farming COM
Mr.. Henry f. Edmunds, Of Chase cry;
has been appointed sealer OF Welshls az
measures for Mecklenburg. The law mas
existed since 1896, but no one can recdll
an appointment TO the position prior 10
this time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
About Some Notables.


Disraeli was very fond Of champagne
jelly.
Oliver Cromwell had a head large in
proportion 10 his body; hts features We're
rugged and unpreposs essing. lie had
three or four warts on his face. one being
on the side of his nose. He wore small
mustache and imperial, after the fashion
o. che tines.
George l1iio; is said TO have written
"Nnddlcmalt~' IN your months. Some
doubt is thrown upon this statement by
the fact that she commonly worked slow
j.. writing with great care and delibCra-
ton, and making few erasures after her
work was done.
Voltairc was the ugliest man Of his age.
Emacated 10 "A skeleton. all the features
Of ms countenance were Exaggerated.
Ills nose and chin nearly met, from the
lack " teeth; his checks We're sunken
and wrinkled fis eyes set so far back
in els head and so obscured by shaggy.
overhansing brows as TO be almost inyis--
bic.
Pillsbury the great American chess
player. IS a tall. thin man with pGlid
face and an intensely earnest expression.
He is never seen without a green cigar
either between hk lips or In process OF
preparation for that posture. lie will
smoke seven during a single game.
Rudyard kipling during his residence
IN India was regarded as the Oest anna
tour actor In that country lilo often took
part in theatricals in Lahore. and his
friends earnestly urged him t. adopt the
ST. sc as profession. lie was particu-
la!.y effective in comedy roles.
Little Eugen d Albert was divorced
from lbs wife. Teresa Carreno who is
$50 pianist In Berlin. on tho SO Of this
inoath. The Wife was the plaintiff. alleg-
Ing 1esert!on; but when she w3s awarded
.hs decree she began TO Weep. ThereupOn
d'Albcrt wept also and they were led
we. ping from he room by opposite doors
ly their hard-hearted counsel.
There was a romance IN the history of
the late Prof. Riley. the famous entomol-
ocist % the Smithsonian institution
whose death was announced few days
ago. lis mother. who was z member
Of an old and aristocratic English fam
ily. was disowned for marrying beneath
her: but her father relented so far as TO
give her son a superior education, which,
with the use he made of IL. was worth
as much as name or legacy
Robert Desty, the veteran law writer
who died i'm Rochester recently once ran
fos joint senator from San Francisco and
aal Mateo counties lie was elected, but
DIS clecuon was yet ASIDE on the ground
that he was not a cit zen. He had come
here from Canada as child and had
never been naturalized. His name was
Robert a. Estimanvillc, which. for cor
venience. he had shortened into Robert
"Desty"-in fact. HIS entire name was
Robert d'Aillebolt d'Estimanvile de
Beau Mouchel." His family was noble
and in the days OF Henry OF Navarro their
chateau OF Beau Aiouohel was DESTROYED
by FIRE. with all their family papers The
king signed some documents attesiing this
fact and Robert Desty had in his pos
SESSION papers bearing the Signature
Henry "" The king spelled his name
with 'y.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Popular Mistakes I'm Regard to Dog :"
Have the Rabies.

BOYDTON. VA. Nov. 2.-Speciai ,,,s
liam II shaw. OF Shaws Store. sos,s
twenty miles cast OF this place. IN MvSm
lerburg county. died on the 2th u!s'ms III
of hydrophobia. Some two or "ls ss
weeks ago Mr.. Shaw had PET uvs
which was taken sick. and during 10
sickness Mr.. shaw permitted IL 10 uck
sore on himself. The dog died. - WA
supposed, OF hydrophobia.
II Is a great mistake TO suppose Una
dogs with hydrophobia are diSpoSeu =,
bite persons. for when sick with the o's.
ease they will fOndlc with their masters
and are less disposed TO bite than wnen
.ney are perfectly well. II ~ also a mis-.
take. which sometimes leads TO serious
results, 10 SUPPOSE that dogs with rabies
dislike water, for they will lap the same,
but whether they can swallow seems 70
be unknown. They are fond OF lying ~
branches and swimming
Persons afflicted with this disease have
hydrOphobia, I'm fact, and have great hor:
ror OF water, This was the case with
Mr.. Shaw. and he SUFFERED greatly with
his throat and otherwise. The particulars
| am unable to learn. The two physicians
who attended him declared IL TO be a
well-denned case OF hydrophObia Mr..
Shaw leaves q wife and a large family OF
young children.
great many dogs have gone mad In
this county within the past few years,
and several persons have been Bitten.
but this is the first case which has re-
suited fatally.
Strong soap and water has been used
here with great success in the treatment
OF persons bitten by dogs supposed 70
have been mad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
FAILURES IN PETERSBURG.
suits Brought Against the city and the
Collector of Taxes.

PETERSBURG. VA. Nov. 2.-Speci IL
The community regretted to leArn to-day
that Messrs Marks q Friend. dealers III
coal lumber &c, and MesSrs. r.. -
Friend q Co. boot and shoe merchants
had made deeds OF assignment, ant that
deeds Of trust had been made by Mr..
Alfred Friend and wife and captain -.
L. Marks and wife conveying 10 tng
trustee ali of their real and personal
Nr Richard r. Davis is the trustee
for all OF the parties named.
The several deeds OF trust were re-
corded in the Office OF the clerk OF me
court this morning. The trustee IS 10 Us
nose OF all the property conveyed TO MN
as he NAV think best for the interest OF
ali the creditors. The Liabilities OF Messrs,
Marks x Friend amount TO $H.3IS.l4, ana
those of Messrs. L. G.. Friend a. Co loot
uD So 4f5. 70. $50
4 Baptist ministers conference viii be
held at the First Baptist church. IN TINS
city, on Thursday. November lith, the
day preceding the meeting of the Geneyal
Baptist Association. Ministers OF TINS ue-
nomination from all parts Of the SKATE
will be In attendance. and various topics
of interest will be discussed.
Rev. W. b. Brown, VINO Tor some tlihe
past has been the minister IL charge OF
the Cld-Street Baptist mission. this city.
preached his farewell sermon last f0g I.
Mr. Brown has accepted call TO the
pastorate OF the Second Baptist cnurch
nj Newport News. for which place ne LETT
this morning on the steamer =. a. Nc
call He viii enter upon his new duties
Mr. T. F. Kidd has brought two suits
I'm tho Circuit Court one OF which is
against the city for 500 for ALLEGED dam
ages to property on Halifax street GROW
ing on; of Improvement to that street.
rhe other suit is against Mr.. W. II.
Camp. collector Of city taxes, for 5000.
some time ago Mr.. Camp levied on n
horse and buggy belonging to Mr.. Kidd
To enforce the payment OF bills for local
assessment, hence the suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
Bold Thieves at Work.

FARMvILLE, VA, Nov 2;-Sspeciaii.I,
Both front windows Of Mr. ii. Y. Bald
wins store were broken through last
night with bricks and a number OF coats
and other goods that were placed there
on exhibition were taken
The front window OF the Racket store,
owned by :. !. Johnson. was broken
and a number of shoes were taken.
In attempt was also made 10 enter me
store-room Of VI. Laskey the. Farmville
mills, and the coal and wood yards OF
j. Wiley Gills & Go.
1t is thought the robbery was done
about A. NJ, but so far no clue mas been
obtained. and the thieves are still AT
large.
Mr.. W. G.. Huntington and lady and
Mr.. W. G.. Nenable have returned from
their trip 10 Atlanta. and speak in the
highest terms OF the Exposition.
Master Charlie Crute, Of Randolph-Ma-
con Academy. is al home spending Sunday
with his parents, Judge and Mrs. Crute.
Miss Mary Anderson returned this even
ing from an extended southern trip.
Mrs. A. y. Davis. Of this place. Is In
Richmond with a view OF moving there
to live
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Bedford Taking Rant. as Cattle Raising
County.

TEDFORD CITY. VA. Nov. 2.-Sp :
c;al'~The campaign drawing 10 ciose
ia Bedford has been con ilri9d on tht
high plane of dccency Each caiioi =. IL
has cal Vassed the county LOT an u J."
worth. but IL has been done in Sen.iy
manly way. minus of mud-slinging, vince
unfortunately has been too cOhsp-t uou9
i'm hotlv-contested campaigns heretofore.
The Democrats are now resting Oh
their oars, confidently awaiting success
Telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death Of Mr.. kooe,.
Withers at his home III Alabama. lie
was a son-in-law of the late o.. !. beH'
Of this place. His wife. Mrs. Joseph .
NifEers. had been living here for the
past twelve months. and left last week
10 Join her husband in Alabama. lie
died suddenly short time after heT AZ
rival -. 60
Miss Verna Coffee left TINS week lor
her new home In Richmond, stopping
few days al Prospect.
Bedford will soon take first RANK
as a county for fine cattle. w ltnin u
short time nearly one thousand hea'i
have been bought In the county ana
shipped to various places, mainly 10
Pennsylvania. -.
Notwithstanding the immense quantity
of apples that are offered for sale thcy
are bringing better prices than az many
other places They are easily disposed
of at from - 10 30 cents per. bushel'
while at many other points they are
quoted as bringing from . TO 10 cents.
Indeed, all country produce finds ready
sale and at good prices
Miss Maggie Kasey left today for
Christiansburg to attend the marriage
Of her cousin. Mrs. Maggie kasey, OF
that place. to Mr.. Ben Hagan, cashier
OF the Christiansburg Bank.
The revival at the Presbyterian church
continues with marked interest. Rev
=. c. Clark, of Fincastle is assisting
the pastor. There have been thirty-siA
converts up to last night. Inc services
will be continued through next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
kcNsXilIe NOfe>.

KEYSVILLE. VA, Nov. 2-Special-r-ie
Charlotte County Interdenominauonal
Sunday School has Just closed its semi-an-
nual meeting here. Much interesting
business was transacted, all Of which
tended 10 cement the different denomina-
tons In a closer brotherly union.
The infant child Of Captain W. u. Rudd
died last Friday morning after long ILL
ness Its remains were carried 10 Clay
Vile Captain Rudd is the conductor on
the local from Richmond 10 Keysvillc.
As the election draws near much IN
terst Is manifested IN the contest between
w. G. Rice. the Democratic nominee, and
Judge 4. J. Nanness, the Independent
candidate Both candidates are making
a house-to-house canvass.
The dwelllng-hoUse Of Major j. w Nor
ton is nearly completed, and VIII be an
ornament 10 our town. This beautiful
residence is on the same spot as the one
destroyed by fire on the eth OF June.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Odd Fellows Orphanage-Hoodium Dis
turb a Wedding Party.

RALEIGH. n. c.. Nov Especial
DR.. X. W. Capehart, of the weil-known
Acoca Fisheries. near Edenton. is bs.ug
pushed for United States .nsh Com
missioner.
Yesterday was All-Saints' Day. and
services were held in the Roman Catho-
lic and Episcopal churches both morn
Ing and evening.
At Goldsboro the Odd-Feilows OF the
state propose to increase the capacity
Of their orphanagc. anc, IL order 10
rs.se $c.V9 for this purpose, each Oea-
yellow IN the state win be called UPON
10 pay Sil5. The Odd-Felows in VIII
mington have pledged themselves for
500.
The Supreme Court has been hearing
this week appeals from the Fifth dis
srict. Sixth district appeals will be
called on next Tuesday.
There was much disappointment here
that the Gentry-Patchcn race was post
pcned from Thursday un;il next Tues
day. 1t Will surely come of then. un-
less the rains make the track unfit for
usc.
On Wednesday night. at the marriage
of Captain Fred Woolcott and Miss Maud
Young at the church OF the Good
Shepherd. crowd OF young hoodlums
behaved most outrageousIy, stepping on
the brides dress. and then in the church
during the ceremony whistling and Of
Serin9 their seats for sale. In a loud
voice. Rev. DR.. Pettineer, rector OF
the church, has borne with patience for
some time disturbances at his chuch.
hut now no IL determined to stop IT.
~. EaIi1 Hughes the ring-leader OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

photographed by j. van ucH
ing The members Will return 10 inc
city at II p. NJ.
ORIGIN or THr CLUE.
The movement out of which grew the
Lake side club was commenced last spring
when number of the wheelmen OF the
Commonwealth. and Ncstuorcland clubs
held a meeting to discuss the ACCESSIBILITY
OF securing a rendezvous somewhere IN
The country, so that runs couid be MADE
TO an objective point where rest couId
be taken. and tea or lunch served.
The plan was unfoldcd TO Major Lewis
Ginter. and that public-spirited gentleman
agreed 10 erect a handsome clubhouse
n; Lakeside Park. An organization was
effected. with Mr.. Archer Anderson Jr.'
as president. and Mr.. Victor Williams sec
retarv and treasurer. 1t was decided that
,h. mern bership be limited 10 100 members
who were wheelmen, and 20 non-wheel-
men.
This number was reached, and plans
for the erection of the building were soon
adopted. and the work pushed ahead.
Mr.. Nuckols who was member OF the
firm of Stowe & NucKOls. was the CON
tra,tor He made an excellent job OF the
work. The house is cOmmod;ous one,
modern in every detail The broad Neran-
das and understands afford much con-
yenience for the cyclist and MS steed-
Large easy chairs and rustic oenches
make the Verandas all the more attTac-
tive. The large area under the front pofSh
IS devoted 10 a bicycle stable and repair
room The club grounds are beautiied by
landscape gardening. and slope gently
from the house which is on knob 10 the
lake-shore where are boat houses anc
bathing houses.
The road 10 Lakeside Park IS one Of
the most attractive leading out OF the
L., IL x.f1au Trl-
Guiding those OF Major G.nter, Dr. Nc
CURE. Mrs Addie Lyons. Mr. Joseph
BRYAN. and others. The Missing Link
track connects Broad street and the
boulevard with the Hermitage Road lead
ing TO Lakeside Park Many OF those
making the place their rendezvous are
lady enthusiasts who bowl along the Turn
nike TO the clubhouse in hair an houf'
During the week a number OF people
nave been hard at work arranging mat
ters nj the clubhouse for the opening
and all the apartments are now comfort
ably furnished.
The furniture for the smokins-room,
dravinr-rooYn. and ladies room IS OF a
handsome design OF wicker work. That W.
the parlor is upholstered in plush, ana
the furniture in the buffet IS OF polished
oak.
The floors Of the rooms are stained old
oak. and highly polished. They arc made
coy with rich Turkish drggets. the
window shades are dark green. In Keeping
with the trimmings OF the Woodwork.
The general color of the painting IS colo
NAL buff. surmounted by a red roof.
The apartments are supplied by chance
Hers OF wrought iron, while the audlrons
s,oa ere trimmings are made in attractive
designs Of the same material.
Altogether the building is constructed
with an eye 20 beauty as well as convent
ence and comfort. II will be mos. at
tractiye place for its members In future.
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this set on that night. has been tried
bSfore tho Mayor and fined 81 ana
costs. other arrests Will be made to-
day.
Rev. Thomas Dixon ard wife arrived
in the city yesterday afternoons Mr.
Dixon lcctured on THE New woman
at the Academy last night. Mr.. DiAon
Is generally considered one OF the mos,
nropresssve men of the times. and the
people last night who went 10 heai
his lecture looked for strong aaNoca.y
~ ";he new woman" In the genera
acceptation OF the term. They were TO-
prlsed when. In the forceful ana plnna.,
language of the lecture. ne sr,n
pointedly and fatty against any i''
OF woman suffrage. .,,-o, IN
DIR. Dixon says his new cnurcn a.
New York il progressing. ne "o and
services In the Academy OF MUSIC ""N
s,avs $500 rent annually for H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
AXE SIDE CLUBHOUSE.

surg with Campbell < COZ -
efcc. 20 SEND q pastor 10 LOOK alteT Tic
Nest Winston congregation. .
The Moravians are now taking aDOut
building new house OF worship IN tne
northeastern part of winston, az falr-
view Another church is proposed 70 De
erected two miles west Of kernersVllle.
Mr. Rasmus Larsne. a Dane. represent
ing a colony Of Danish settlers in Colo
rado was in Wilkes county few DAYS
AGO prospecting. These Danes are some
what dissatisfied with their present loca-
ton in Colorado. and are looking for a
new territory Mr.. Larsne was very IA
vorablv impressed with the state of
" likes. and will revisit the county. he
thinks there Is a strong probability or
his colony settling in Wilkes
The marriage of Captain Pride Jones 70
Mrs Fannie G.. Helen at "Glennwood.
yadkin county, at high noon Wednesday.
was a pretty home wedding. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. j. <;
George. rector of ST. Paufs Episcopal
church this city. After the marriage the
attendants partook of an elegant dinner.
CAPTAIN Jones and his accomplished bride
came to Winston that evening. They
will 90 10 housekeeping in Salem.
\ gentleman from Roanoke tells me
that Rev. DR.. BroughtOn, who recently
received call TO Baltimore, will remain
pastor of the Baptist church in Roanoke.
Yesterday was FOunders-Day at Salem
Female Academy. The faculty and pupils
were given O. holiday The institution
was established in 1902.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03
DANIEL IN D1NVfLLE.
The Quantity of Tobacco Less, but the
Price Higher.

DANVILLE, VA. Nov. Especial
Judge Aiken to-day refused an applica-
ton for bail for w. a. Garter. the young
man who on Tuesday last shot and Sc
riously wounded j. II. Lipscomb. The
testimony of the physicians was that
L.ipsoomb's condition is critical. a special
grand jury will meet Monday next 10
consider the case.
The sales OF loose leaf tobacco on this
market in October amounted to 1853, l;y
pounds. being 1.SO9,l23 pounds less than
in October of last year. The price real
tied this year was 80 per cent higher than
last year.
Hon. John w. Daniel tonight addressed
an immense crowd at the Academy OF
Music on the political issues of the day.
He was followed by Hon. Eugene With
ers, the Democratic candidate for the
State Senate. MIR. Withers had made a
brilliant canvass of the county and will
be elected on Tuesday next, by com fort
able majority.
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Mr.. Spencer appearing ~ Bassanio. CHI
ford. and Pythias: Miss O'Brien as Por-
tia. Julia. and Calantha.
Miss Nellie McHenry Will come 70 the
Academy Friday and Saturday In her
new farce-comedy The theatrical
purfsts have had It that II farce-comedy
was not already dead. 1t was dying. but
when one sees the immense audiences
that the better OF these farces draw 10
the theatres where they are presented
one cannot come to any other conciu-
sion that that IL seems to-day TO be
Just as popular an entertainment 10 inc
masses who seek amusement throughtne
theatre as II ever was. the Bicycle
Girl" cyclo-farce-comedy. In whicn
Jolly Nellie McHenry, a favorite SOU
brette. IL the chief enliveninS ngure,
IS not an exception to this rule. There
Is a great deal OF catchy music. ex-
collent sonsg. and color and life IN TINS
particular farce--much more so thah
there f. in riany others OF It's KIND
In the first place the company present
ing II has been generally credited with
being one Of AN exceptional capacity Tor
entertaining and fun-making
Miss Nellie McHenry In TINS Grass or
a NAV IL NOT an unknown quantity M
producing laughter. She has long peeh
ono ~ the most popular figures az stage
Notwithstanding before the public. she
has probably appeared more continuous
w i'm farce-comcdy than any o'ner az.
trass IN America, having begun IN that
IT, ~ worla some fifteen years ago.
when she played the leading souofette
80 In one Of the first plays OF TINS
order nut upon the boards ea'leo
"Patch-Wo-k. nan,
This season she comes in her new
pIay. "The Bicycle Girl expressly wiz
ten for her by Mr.. Louis harrison,
n Is a farce-comedy with plot wn,cn
Is expressed by its title ana, accoru,nS
TO all accounts, met with nnucn 49,
go 60 r.bicb Misc McHenry has given
~ ,,,,-acious nresence. ADV.
r-or ANYTHING In the Furniture and Bed
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nnt. the rsxular Democratic candidate
will DO elected. The county IL Repubii-
can. but for some reason, known only 70
few leaders. failed to put up cahdi-
date. 30.
Mr.. Thorp. who is contestins for seat
In Congress. is an earnest advocate OF
the mugwurnp candidate. DICK Jones.
former senator, any iS Vsnsant
Colonel Townes. the only original white
Republican in the county. is out In a
vigorous demand on the RepuDiicahs 10
vote for Nansant
Clarksville. Boydton. Chase city. and
Palmer's Springs are considered as saie.
South Hit Is also believed TO be safe
vote for rn mug while Buffalo and
Flat Greek are uncertain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

Gentlomen's Ribbed Shirts and Drawers,
3lilc.; worth V0c.
Gentcmen's Merino Shirts and Drawers.
soc. worth oJc.
Gentlcmen's Camcls-Hair SHIRTS and
Drawers. 1Jc.; worth 81.
Gertlomen's Australian-N DOL SHIRTS ana
Drawers s. worth SD.
Gentlemen's Sanltary-N GOT Sh.r's ana
Drawers 81 worth sl.o9. cut,
Gentlemen 5 Lamb s-N oYl S"ii' ~ as'o
Drawers 81; worth sl.oJ. cut,
GeItlemcn's Natural w DOL SAlrts ant
Drawers. 81. worth Si.aV.
Gentlemen's Double Breasted S-ttiel
Shirts and Drawers $50, worth y.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-03

We have inst received 100 pieces Of Plaii
Dress Goods. the largest lot We ever
received which We VIII put on s'ilc
Monday.
Wool-Nixed Plaid. light and pretty coll
orlngs, at &c a yard. worth a0c.
Wool Plaids silk striped. al colorinss'
SOC. yard, worth Oc.
Pretty line OF Wool Plaids, all colors, cyc.'
worth zoe.
SILK and Wool Mixed Plalds at G0. -, and
81 "a yard.
Wool Mixture. in all the latest colorings
and styles only sc. worth soc.
Boucles. in Black Green. BroTn' patne''
ana Navy Mixtures. at 5)c., worth .5c.,
and too many new things TO mention