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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
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STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND 3
kTREET6

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
sTREETs.
In Effect Novem ber II. 1895.
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Louis. L he eisveiaad. and Toiedo saffss
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lor aud Dining Cara. Harrisburg . %
a.dOP M. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
20 Harrisburg Sleeping and Dining Cars
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cept sunday. ,----
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1ERheSst 1ERccheste1. Buffalo. aud Niseara1 n1aisdH FaiI:
daily. sIeepiug <Washtngfon TO 81
For Philadelphia, NewlEork. ana tho
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III Dining d Carr, 72o. 800. 16.oo tbinius q inc
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rJf HnSapCii. Al as1sSi ezesb. so ssaaoeay soo
dsys So 3 go o. a. anF m and sfSsgR, 3 sunday suo
Alantio Coast t,I1'Is: Linz: ESPfsss for Rich.
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and l SO p. m: On SUNDAY al 4. SO, 7.4S.
S.z5 a H.. s.46. 6-lo. SOC and i0.i3 i
sazzss ssasgSS5I's as S5 iS fH5 i%SaiisigS5,ea
loo. 255. 800. -32as 500, $50, 6.I8
e. 400 sunday da; al S4S 1879 si5 apd 1dsss Ss p
2.i5, $50. 700. 7.sG. S.10. and 1o.83
ticket offices, corner Fifteenth and a.
streets and at the station, Sixth and u
streets, where orders can be left for tha :
checking of baggage 70 destination from
hotels and residences. - as--lEHl
n, n. PROVOST, J. r. WOODu
oo1. Manager. Con Passenger a xent.
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]! Any Disease & Cured
for S5a Month.

, NO matter what other physicians have
said. don't lose hope See DR.. Walker. He
wiikcure you. Dr. Walker courts diseases
pronounced incurable by Others. Especially
Nerypu aud Private Diseases of both
sexes, Hydrocele,. Varicocele, Emissions,
PFepatureness. Fepale Weakness, kidney
and Liver Diseases, &c. DIR. Walker is at
his ,sani;arium. 14l1 Ia. ave-, daily from
10 10 5. Also oD Wednesdays and Salur-
daYs from " ssp- m. Sundays, 10 To IL.
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made to any corporation in recent years.
asdsahere was a big howl about it. Wise
Judges, today, howeEert are of the opinion
that the State got the better end of the
hargaih, nssisueh s,s the land is worthless
for farming purposes
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help WANTED and SITUATIONS WANTED
20 Words for lOc.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICES. C. Douglas is not tassociated
with us in any capacity whatever.
THE AMERICAN TEA CO.. 1916 18th St.
NV. Item
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THE Center Market will be open Tues
day. December 81. 1898, from a.
IN. until o p. m. and on Wednesday, Janu-
airy 1, 1896, from 8. a. m. until 1890 a.
IN. p. 8. SMITH, Clerk. de29-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOCAL. PIANO, VIOLIN-Students
can get 81 To So grade private lessons
at only 26c. OF a responsible professor OF
acknowledged ability, who offers this ex-
traordinary inducefnent in order Ia secure
a full patronage at once from the first of
the year. Address con this
office de29-3t
LESSONS in drawing, oil, water colcrs.
cyayon, pastel, pen and ink; one can
learn in a short time without experience
So per month if you call before New Years
STUDIO, 1887 Pa. ave-, on I'd floor front
dec28-3t
NO, Organ, Vocal Music and theory
taught by ]. F. GERMUILLER, Gil /
st. NV; terms moderate del S-lmO
wlMODA UGAS4S classes. Us
l ST. NV, beginning Norember-Shor,'
hand, dictation and .yLewritsng. Mrs
Baldwin. or Business Hieh School. book'
EeepiOg. cec
ADA L. SMITH. supt.
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FOR RENT-3i2 IL st. nw.-2 CON
mupicatiug rooms, I'd floor. front room
large, bright and cheerful: with boa rd for
2 $40; hack room S34; refs exchanged
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FOR RENT@Unrurnishc rooms
for housekeeping. 129 A st. ne, near
Cauitol d. de29-3t
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FIREMEN'S Insurance Company, Of
flee corner 9TH st. and Louisiana ave.
NV. Washington, d. c.. Dec. 20, 1895.
The stockholders OF the Fircmen's
Insurance Company OF Washington and
Georgetown will meet at this office on
MONDAY, January 6, between the hours
of IL O'Clock a. IN. and 2 O'Clock IN, for
the purpose OF electing thirteen directors
for the ensuing year. c. W. HOWARD.
Secretary. dt2T-11t
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FOR RENT-Rooms, nnfurnished sim
gle and on suite; fats, large and small.
new houses for sale aHd rent 10y OWNER.
5l4 9th st. NV. de3O-4t
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DIR. TAYLOR. s0e st. NV. makes
fuii sets of teelh for So: satisfaction
guaranteed: teeth extracted without pain
gold filing. 81: amalxam. Soc. ee4-o
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wANTEp-PosrAGE STAMPS.
DEPARTMENT Stamps, all kinds
and any quantity, bought and highest
1905 Tth st. NV. de22-tf
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THE annual meeting of the stock holders
OF the Capital Trust Company for the
election of directors for the ensuing year
Will be held at the Hotel fleischnann
Alexandria, v a.. on "WEDNESDAY, January
8, 1896. Polls open at p. m and close at
3 p. m. Books for the transfer OF stock
will close January 3, and remain closed
until January 8. inclusive. HENRY X.
SIMPSON, Secretary. de21-13t
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w. Fl. SHOEMAKER Il SON.
del -30e 422 Ninth street.
FOR A LE-Bes5 make OF iicubatOrs,
brooder5 anil frcsh grrep bone.. col,
and SEQ the iIcubators 10 workitis order
Sch;nid's Bird and PEI Animal Stores. 7I3
18th st. NV and l22 Pa. ave.
&C g. U .
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FOR KENT IOoffS. DICtIy Iuf., ISL
floor; t;lb.e board, S1B. Address 721
l1ih st.nw. dec29-4t
FOR RENT-Desirable rooms; con-
.venieDliy located, at moderate prices.
912 18TH st. NV. dec29-3t
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FOR RENT-oDe furnished room. suit
able FOR gentleman; near Government
Printing Office. board If cesireG: reasuna-
Bile: also two unfinished rooms. 46o II
st. NV. deIO-3tem
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MIscELLAHEous

F..kETROOF safes, pey and seepnd-
hand, house vaults for siivttware mate
TO oruer. II. Is TktPFE, $50 u ST. DIV. 1 {
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LOST.

LOST-Greyhound dog, white chest; large
scar on left side. Reward IL returned
to 2457 P st. NV. deS1 -3tne
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Organs from $24.5O. Plapos from
SI75 UP Cash OF easy monthly pay
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DIR. AGOILERA guarantees work
Ten years and makes absolutely pain
less extraction or No charge. 51S 18Th
ST. NV. ~ OeSS-St
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$40 will enable you to master plea SAINT
Occupation in a few da ys worth 500,
to s. 90 month TO you any where. Address
PLEA SAINT. this Office. de31- 1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
PITTsBURG.s CITY SCANDAL.
Banks Refuse TO Make Good Interest
Illegally Paid.


PITTSRJRG PA, October 2.-Tne
First National Bank has refused 10 pay
the city the interest alleged to have been
illegally collected from that institution
by w. II. House, ex-Assistant City AT
torney.
The Allegheny National and the Trades
mems National Bank have not yet given
their answer on the matter. 1t is gene
rally anticipated. however. that their re-
niles will be similar To that given by the
First National Bank.
City-Attorney Burleigh Is now preparing
10 enter suits against the above-named
banks.
The method OF procedure will he to de-
clare that a conspiracy existed between
the barks and City-Attorney Moreland,
aided by House. TO defraud the city OF
Pittsburg out of the use and possession
of it's money on deposit In the different
banks in the name of W. &. Moreland, on
which interest was paid In sums rang
ing from 10 per cent. per annum.
The suit will endeavor 10 show that
by reason of its being deprived OF the
use of this money the city was COM
PEELED to pay interest on deferred pay
ments to contractors for improvements
at the rate OF 8 per cent, and for these
and other reasons the city will seek to
recover at least twice the amount of in
terest paid TO W. II. House by the banks
in question.
Further. and still greater sensational
DEVELOPMENTS in connection with the in
vestigation Of the City Attorneys office
are anticipated at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
WILL NOT PAY DUTY.
Duke of MarIbOrOugh's Experience
with United states CustOm-HOuse.

Vice-Consul General Ftazer. of the
British Consulate, at New York,
hurried TO the custom-house late
Saturday and was closeted with
Collector Kibreth for several hours
Then he rushed up to the Office of Colonel
Dudley Phelps, chief Of the law division.
Thence he hurried to the post-ofce
building and was in conference with
Deputy-Collector Winters, in charge Of
the foreign mail division. After 1t was
all over Mr. Frazer was really fatIgued
and he spent Sunday resting. When the
custom house opened at 8 A. NJ to-day
Nice-Consul General Frazer was there
He had a conference with the Collector
and then fled to Colonel Phelps's office
tuning and perspiring.
Meantime, little package containing
a diamond brooch lay in the foreign
mail department at the post-office, adj
dressed to the Duke of Marlborough. A
cruel clerk had stamped on 1t in big
red letters Seized for customs"
This is why Vice-Consul General Fra
ger was excited.
The diamonds had been sent to the
young Duke by a titled cousin and they
were to have been by him presented
to his iance a few days before the we'd
ding. The sparkling trinket was assess
ed at $50 and the Duke said he would
not pay the money.
Look here. Frazer" he said to the
Vice-Consul, ut Is really too bad. you
know. You must fix it up, hang 1t all.
/ cannot now afford TO pay duty on
every wedding present Miss Vanderbilt
may receive from abroad. Go down and
tell these customs people that they ought
not to charge duty on ding presents
And thereupon Nj. Frazer hustled.
But he hustled i'm vain
well. it's too deuced BAD he mOaned
TO Colonel Phelps. The Dukes friends
are anxious to send his bride "A number
OF valuable presents. but the Duke really
cannot afford to pay duty on them. as
they are going right out Of the country
again. Now, her most gracious Majesty
the Queen. desires TO send his Graces
bride a camel s-hair shawl. VIII that no.
be exempt"
Il am very sorry" said Colonel Phelps.
but we will have to charge duty on II"
rs there no way by which we could
bring the presents in just for the we'd
ding-say, for instance, allow the bride
to wear them at the ceremony-and then
send them out of the country again.
Colonel Phelps pondered.
Yes" he said, there is"
"How-how? My dear. sir"
Have the wedding ceremony per
formed in "A United States bonded ware
house"
"DeUcedly clever said Mr.. Frazer,
doubtfully," but it wouldn't do. | am
afraid. II would be very bad form, you
know"
II was plain that the Duke must pay
duty or send the brooch back to Eng
land. He regretfully sent ii back. The
Iit,la paokaga was addressed n the Duke
Of Marlborough, Blenheim Castle.
While Consul Frazer hustled, the Duke
was sightseeing with Miss Vanderbilt.
Their party visited the Stock Exchange,
and were shown. seats in the gallery.
When the brokers learned their Identity.
they cheered them, and the Duke grace
fully Acknowledged the courtesy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
A FINE POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Mr. Charles &. BOsher Tells Of Gin
cinnati's Finest.

Mr.. Charles G.. Bosher, who attended
the convention OF the Carriage Builders
National Association, held at Cleveland
last week. and who was the only dele
gate there from this city, has returned
home.
Mr.. Bosher says that he spent a delight
full time in Cleveland, and Ii was with
reluctance that the delegates turned their
faces homeward. after SO short stay III
that beautiful city.
Mr.. Bosher. who is a member of the
Police Board of Commissioners OF this
city, stopped In Cincinnati on his way TO
the convention, and paid a visit 10 the
police headquarters OF that city. The
Police Department there" said Mr..
Bosher, "is the finest / have ever seen.
Its headquarters are in the City Hail. and
in connection with the department is a
gymnasium. In this the men are required
10 exercise three times a week. The force
consists OF 500 stalwart men.
II had an opportunity on Monday morn
ing" said Mr.. Bosher, 'of seeing the
way the Sunday DRINKS were disposed OF.
And they are dispatched" said he. lust
as quick, II not quicker, than In our JUS
tice Johns court. here"
Mr. Bosher said that he met the Mayor
or the city, MI. Caldwell, VINO was al
one time in Congress with Governor
O'Ferrall, and that he sent his regards
TO our Executive.
From Cincinnati" continued Mr..
Bosher, II went TO Cleveland, where the
carriage makers' convention was held.
There were more than l,00Q delegates pres
ent. The sessions OF the convention was
held In the Grays' Armory building Here
exhibits were made OF the latest improve
ments in carriage materials. The people
of Cleveland were very hospitable in their
treatment OF the delegates, and entertain
ed them in every way imaginable. on
Thursday night a banquet was given In
the Cyclorama building. at which covers
were laid for 100. The Mayor OF the city.
Mr.. r. l.. Mckisson, made an address
OF welcome. Toasts were responded to by
Hon. Thomas l.. Johnson. Governor vii
liam Mckinley, and W. ii. Crane. the ac-
tor"
THE convention concluded Mr.
Bosher, was one OF the most successful
ever held In the country. and people were
never more Hospitality treated.
The next convention OF the Carriage
Builders National Association will be held
in 81. Louis. Mo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
THE RCHMoND DISPATCH wEDNEsDAY OCTOBER %. 1885

pL. physical beauty, and business enter
prise. leaving behind us, however. our
hearty wish that she may continue 10
grow and expand until she reaches the
acme Of her ambition.
Governor, O'Ferrall was frequently In
terrupted by applause. especially upon his
references to Atlanta enterprise and TO
Mr.. Grady's llfe-work.
The benediction was pronounced by Rev.
Father Kelley
DELIGHTFUL LUNCHEON.
After these exercises the Governor ana
a majority of his party were escorted
over to the Virginia room in the Woman's
building, where Mrs. Beale, assisted by
the other Virginia commissioners. tender
ed them most delightful luncheon. The
visitors were most pleasantly impressed
with the Virginia room and It's appoint
ments 1t was quite late when the cover
nors party returned from the grounds
and his Excellency hardly had more IMAM
time to make preparations to attend the
dinner given 10 President Cleveland anu
the Cabinet tonight by Mayor King.
BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
The DISTINGUISHED Virginia visitors were
given a brilliant reception tonight by
Mrs. Joseph Thompson, president or the
BOARD of Lady Managers Of the EXPOSE
Mrs. Livingston Mimms. on Peachtree
street. Nearly all the members of the
Governors party attended.
General Anderson and Colonel stern
dined with Mr.. Clarence Knowles to-
night. and afterwards met the ladies OF
Mr.. Cleveland's party at Captain Harry
Jackson's.
SLIGHT ACCIDENT.
The horses ridden by Colonies Har-
wood and Cussens fell in the parade this
morning, and Colonel Harwood's left
wrist was badly sprained. He is not seri-
ously hurt, but suffers considerable pain
Colonel Cussens was not at all hurt.
Governor O'Ferrall and the Virginia
troops will all take part in the Presi-
dents parade tomorrow His Excellency
and party have also been invited to the
Cleveland reception at night, and to many
other special gatherings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23

bridesmaids were dressed in white or
candle. over yellow silk. and each car
ried bunch OF white and yellow chry-
santhemums. Following the ceremony,
a reception was rendered the party at
Abe residence Of the bride. In Duke street.
afr which Mr.. and Mrs Bennett were
driven 10 the depot OF the Norfolk ana
Western railroad. taking the train TOT
an extended tour The groom Is the young
and popular assistant pastor OF tne
church in which ne was married, and the
bride is the attractive and cultured
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George -
Bruce, OF this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
offered to- Sell His Vote.

COLUMBUS, o.. October &c. w.
Hoeffer. the Republican candidate for the
Legislature, whose letters to Senator
Brice and other Democrats offering to
sell his vote in the election of a United
States Senator have just been published,
has disappeared.
The Republican State Committee was
unable to locate him to-day, and special
from Greenvile. his home. says he left
for Chicago last night. 1t is the general
opinion that he has fed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23

A correspondent writes: The ..,r.
observation-disclosures when ar ..st b.
so much attention AT pies'". ,....al,
supplemented by the follo~lns p,a.es
In the life OF Archbishop 49,, g..,b
al home one evening he FOUND .'',..,x b,
the flavor OF the soup. N'N' Fur
dined out at large dinner l", ,,t 10
getting for a moment that ne "'',e.,r,,l
his own house. but guest nv ..Ths
across the table to Mrs i,ee. -Nesl.
soup is, my dear, again 'A""'''
minister Gazette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
Heavy Floods In Cuba.

HABANA. October 22.-Advices recelv-
ed here from the interior Of this province
report the prevalence of heavy foods. The
villages Of Nueva Pazi. San Nicholas la
Catalina, and Seiba del Aqua are sub
merged. and large amount Of property
has been destroyed. but no loss OF life Is
reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
Death of Mrs. Charlotte Carter Git
tings.

BALTIMORE. october 22.-(Special)-
Mrs. Charlotte Carter Cuttings, widow
of John s. Cuttings. banker. and formerly
Miss Richie. OF Richmond. Va. died late
tonight. She was in the I'D year of her
age. Her sisters, Miss Virginia Richie,
of Richmond and Mrs Harrison, of Lower
Brandon. on James river, and Mrs. DR..
Stone, Of Washington. were at her DEATH
he'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
ocrosEs 20. 1895.
OUR SUCCESS

has been Enthusiastically proven by
tine throngs that daily visit our tho
roughly modern store. Our apprecl-
alton of this great patronage mas
stimulated US to renewed efforts in
your interest.
Our buyers have been busy the
last few weeks, and thousands Of
dollars worth of new and sea-
sonable merchandise is placed on
sale here for you today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
THE COHEN Co

Japanned Steel Cuspadores, can,
break, worth $685.. for rqc ''''
Planished Tin Coffee-Po,e
per bottom and rim. 2.uu9-, s s,l'
worth $780,, for Isc. '''
Retlnned MlIk-Pans, worth -.
&C. 81
REFINED Medium.Size S,...
worth &C. each, for s.. a DOZEN
Coffee and Tea Canister
and I5c. goods, choice Ac. . &c
Nicely Japanned Spl,e S.,s
pieces, worth per set 2qc.. a., =.
Large-Size Imported Te.r,a,o'..'
beautifully engraved, Sell, a,.. ,'
everywhere for sos, here to.4,l.
for I6c.
100 Finest Agateware S3u.e.p..
a most desirable kitchen u,er,
worth 81, for $40.
200 Finest AglteWlre Cote.
Pots, J. and 4-quart size. worth :.
and SI.25, choice to-day 'or
OTHER ITEMS ~ AGtr. a.
CIT EQUALLY As Moo rleI 4.
Choice Of any Col-S,,r
stock to day for s..
Large-size Iron Tea K.,r. t-.,
stove, extra quality iron.
for 25c.
Handsome Jardiniercs rlP.A.
tails. just the thing Ton ..t. .,-
plete for SI.9S.
Large-sizc Jardinieres. rt, r.....
Companys goods. h.f ..r
hOssed, and an color. .H
value. for to-.
Individual Hotel pist,. and A..
PIatters, worth each l0e
, crates Thin Porcelain Chm,
Dlnner-Plates, teStoon edge. Wo~.
each Ioc., for SC.
80 DOZEN FRENCH CHINA -..
PLATES. BREAKFAST srIF
THE WORLD OVER Fnn g..
s. \ DOZEN. HERE TODAY r.s
) CENTS EACH Ilmt l.4..a -
buyer
Finest White Porcelain l......
Dishes, Haviland y &C..
value, for Zoe.
IS dozen Fine Imported Gls
Globes. handsome designs, 9or
up to 81 each, choice to-day Z,
IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
DRESS GOODS.

There are two sorts of surprises
in our Dress Goods this season.
surprising bits Of prettineSs sur
prising economy in prices.
Think of having the pick OF 20 different
styles and colors Of English Boucle
Suitings. in all the newest colorings.
IL yards wide, for 75c. yard.
Scotch Plaid Mixtures. English effects.
all wool, for 35c.
AIl-Woo ga English Covert. all colors,
SEC a yard
Rob Roy Silk-Stripe Plaids. new and
nobby designs, Csc. yard.
Handsome Bourette Suitings, English
Boucle effects. &c. a yard
Slk-Stripe BOurette Effects, in Boucle,
Ga a beautiful fabric. Zoe. a yard.
An entire line OF English Walking-Sui
Checks, new and nobby, 81. 15c.
80 pieces of New Fancy-W Weave Dress
Fabrics. al PC. yard; SOC. kind.
Do we sell exclusive novelties? Let your
fancy have full range:
TpnpthS nm S1I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
KNIT UNDERWEAR.

We're mill buyers! Case after
case comes direct from the maker
to us.
Ladies' Jersey Fitting Ribbed Vests and
Pants. extra heavy, feeced winter
weights. special. l9c. each: 35c. each.
Ladies Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants,
Natural Gray or White, J0c. for 75c.
kind
Ladies' Derby-Ribbed Vests and Pants,
extra scout, 35c, for soc. kind
Chldren's and Misses Combination and
Union Suits ribbed and ieeced, SOC.
FROM $50 TO 1880
Ladies' Derby-Ribbed Vests, heavy,
heeced. SAC. each
LADIES CLOTH SKIRTS, TRIMMED
WITH WIDE FRILL, 3 ROWS OF
BLACK BRAID, SIS EACH.
LADIES BLACK FRENCH SATEEN
SKIRTS. LINED WITH FLANNEL
LETTE. 81 EACH.
See our Candy Store Every
pound made fresh every day.
Taffies of all kinds,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
Sorn. sOra.

Receiving daily the finest OF me me- s'N aai
Also. ali kinds OF Fish. s'sy,-iL
Game. Dev"
Phone H6. ...----
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-23
CARPETS.

We've no second ringing of the
first belI-no CARPET stock that
somebody couldn't sell and we a.
trying. Somehow the people like
our way best-only Carpets made
right and of right material, CON-
bined in the way that our thirty
five years Of Carpet learning has
taught US will give you best SER
vice. That prices are phenome-
nally little just now is explainable
by the tact that no line OF manu-.
factuferS have had so hard a strug-
gle this year as they.
We've bought all the tour-in-
Hands and TeckS that a manufac-
turer had-the new shapes.
&c while they last regular soc. sort.
Mems Kid and Dog-Skin Gloves, In all
the leading and staple shades. cable
sewed fingers, new patent button, 81
pair
SEE THE HALF-WOOL SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS AT SOC.
THE HALF-DOLLAR MEMS NIGHT
SHIRTS.