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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-12-27

EHE&HaHE&# = AAA 4 -SoIhIN0. 'Eat.##1ZEr
nshes Of her cigarette. II really cannot
Imagine what you can add to all your
l%nsolence of last night"
Tiomane made a supreme effort to
restrain her tears. and stammered
feebly, "Yes-I know-dear madam, I
was exasperated, almost insane, and I
most llumbly beg your pardon. But 1
was deeply wounded-the blow was SO
unexpected. SO ~frightful. Il have had
time to reflect. I am more calm now,
and I am sure no word that can offend
you will escape my lips"
well, speak, Madame de sorgnes
replied, in a harsh tone, resuming her
seat and her indolent attitude.
Tionane hesitated a moment. and
then said very gently. but very firmly,
Dear madam, 7 wish to speak to you
alone
The governess rose to leave the room.
"Remain, P~ascale," said her mistress.
All! madam, it is quite natural that
this unfortunate girl should wish to
speak to you alone"
This unfortunate girl, as you very
properly call her, will speak, If she
speak at all, in the presence of her who
has been a mother to her, to whom she
owes all that h is, and who even now.
4GEE4I& AAS"
after the odious insults of last night,
Is trying to do all she can to insure her,
a happy future
Tiomane's last hope faded away. "A
few moments before, it seemed to her
impossible that uch iniquity could be
successful. She had said to herself that
once alone with her b~enefactress she
would be able to persuade her Of the
falsehood Of the charges which had
been made against her, and although
quite determined to leave the house
where she had suffered so much, she
fgt that then she could leave 1t with
dignity. carrying with her grateful re-
membranes, devoid Of bitterness. But
&fns the presence Of her impiacable enemy
die conversation must be cold and con-
asfrained-the words would die on her.
.fips. Standing before h imperious H.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-12-27
CHAPTER XIV

HE DAY BEFORE
that fixed for Tho
names departure
was one of those en-
e%rvating days pecu-
liarly trying in that
climate. Nature
seems to delight in
a~ntitheses. At noon
the heat vas I'M
endurable. At 3
o'clock the ashy
gray sky became
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-12-27
FITTING SHOES ON.
VANITY IN WOMEN GETTING IN
ITS DEADLY WORK.
The Young womsh with lPerfectI
Foot In Her MIND, ana tthe Accom-
modating Shoe Clerk-They All Want
the Short Sizes Nov adays.

M - "A ~ .HHN ra
HERE is a thread
bare joke ahoat
about the woman.
who wears a No. 3
shoe on a No. 5 foot
"a feat that is I'M
possible in : exact
ratio to the an
tiquity of the story.
There is a distinct.
limit to the squeez-
ing capabi1itv of'
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1895-12-27
Tennyson Up to Date.

In the spring the maiden's fancy
Turns to thoughts Of hat and frock,
And the young mans, cen more surely,
To his annual bout with "bock."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
SHORT N HIS ACCOUNTS.
A Travelling Salesman Of Norfolk
In Trouble.


NORFOLK, VA, October l2.-tSpeclaL)
warrant was sworn out before Justice
Burroughs to-day by Captain ID. w. TODD
Jr, OF the firm OF d. W. Todd, Jr, Dc
Co.. for the arrest Of Mr.. Lawrence Lea
witt, travelling salesman of the firm,
who resides In Portsmouth. and has hith-
erto borne a blame!ess character. The
warrant charges him with misappropria-
ting funds Of the firm to the amount OF
S3j049. 1t was served on Mr.. Leavitt
this afternoon in the store Of the firm
on Water street, where he had come by
agreement 10 pay to the firm what ne
could raise 10 l!quidate the shortage IN
his accounts.
HAD CONFIDENCE IN HIM.
While Leavitt is charged with misap-
proprating funds OF the establishment
to the amount OF S2j2i9, Captain Todd
thinks that the shortage yet to De ue-
veloped will increase the aggregate Dy
several hundred dollars. Young LeaVitt
had been in the employ Of the house Tor
several years. and the firm had entire
confidence In him. The first they kne"
u the shortage IN his returns OF 'oIec
tons WAS last Thursday. when they iouhd
that he had made purchase and had
IL CfldIkffl ~ NlItAiis hi' 49, -
vestigation.
LEAVITTS STATEMENT.
According to Leavltt's statement made
tonight at the station. he has been en-
ployed in the dual capacity Of clerk ana
salesman. Having a small territory. his
ambition to make a big showing has led
him into this difficulty, he having gwen
To- his customers much larger discounts
than were allowed. az extra inducement
To get custom. This amounted, he thinks.
20 possibly some 500. Last Thursday,
seeing that exposure could not be deferred
much longer. he confessed his fault, ana
threw himself on the mercy OF his EN-
ployers, who at his earnest entreaty gave
him a parole till this evening at $50
O'Clock. to see what he could do IN the
way OF raising the money to pay up. At
the time agreed upon he appeared and
paid them tl33, and asked a further eX-
tension OF time until next Friday, when
he promised 10 bring them 500 more. IN
tending in this way TO refund the whole
amount in n few weeks. The firm, how
ever, had him arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Aueteria and Advance WltnufdNH'
The seventh race-a mile DASH consola-
ton purse OF 500. weight for ages-was
the next event. The entries were: Lady
Worcester. Emo, Freezer. and Dare.
The start was well made. and the ami
mails got away together Daric set the
mace for the first half. but was headed
by Freezer, who led down the stretch. Emo
responded to the lash as she neared the
wire. and finished SECOND. leading Daric
bv a head. The time was l :52.
Amended are the summaries or yes
terdays events:
First race-Gen. Eastwood won. Lila
Anderson second. Lucy Ashby third.
Time. 2:261-2
Second race-Brighton won. Hollywood
second. Spinnette third. Time. 81 81.
Third race-Alendora won. Red Bro
second, Havelock, Jr. third. Time
2:3l ga.
Fourth race-Menlo Princess won. Pep
per Sauce second, Hampton third. Time,
2:34 81.
Fifth race-Copperhead won. Country
Girl second and Marable third. Time,
2Oj
Sixth race-Chebar won, Cheapside Sc
cond. Russian third. Time, 80 "a.
Seventh race-Frcezer won, Emo second
Daric third. Time :52.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

A called meeting Of the Board OF Man
ayers OF the Old Dominion Hospital Is
to be held tomorrow at 40 4. NJ. lhe
work of this institution has so wldened
as to render it necessary to have more
room in the building. Plans are being
formulated looking to the securing OF an
other building for the nurses nome.
The demand for nurses from this hospital
is more than can be met. The nurses at
the Soldiers Home Hospital are supplied
ly the Old Dominion. and Miss Cabaniss'
the superintendent, gives it her super
vision in connection with the steward.
4 dining room for the hospital ls 10 De
erected in a few weeks, and other I'M
movements are soon TO be made IN the
Soldiers Home Hospital. 1t Is aireauy
,.cu adanted 10 its work and will well
renav a visit to the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
LOWER ALDEMARLE.
Rains I'm the ScottsviiIe Section
Pereouui Notes.

hHihS HI INV
Personal Notes.
SCOTTSVILLE, VA, october 12.-(Spe-
cial. I'VE had glorious refreshing rain
last night IT rained nearly all night,
but the ground being very dry. the
farmers say they will not be able TO
dough until they have more showers.
We have had some heavy frosts In the
asst three days. The thermometer on
Thursday morning was down to
"A above, and ice formed fully one
quarter Of an inch thick. All vegetation
nearly has been killed by the frosts.
Mr.. K. *. Christian and family. who
have resided in our town for some time.
moved Yesterday TO their old home in
buckingham county. near Manteo. Our
citizens gave them up with much reiuc-
lance.
4 good many OF our townspeople at
tended the Richmond Fair. Among them
we're Messrs. j. Pitts. u. II. Pitts, VIII
liam Dorrer, J. II. Briggs, W. =. Pitts,
r. j. Leckie. and others.
Mr.. +. c. Moon returned yesterday
from Lynchburg.
Mr.. A. |. Dold. Of Charlottesville, was
In our town several days this week.
Mr.. Tucker Coles. OF Green Mountain,
was in our town to-day.
Miss Eleanor Adams, OF inns place,
who went to Georgia 10 take charge OF
a school about ten days ago. was robbed
Of her pocket-bOOk on board the cars en-
route.
Miss Carrie Pollock, o: Cheraw, s. C.,
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Ella
schultz. OF this place.
Miss Jennie Leche, Of Glendower. left
Yesterday for Ruena Vista, where she
will make an extended visit to her broth
or. c. w. Leckie, and family.
News has just reached here that Mrs
r. B. Hughes. Of Arvonia, who Is the
daughter OF our townsman Mr. John
Schultz. IS dangerously III. Her life Is
almost despalred OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
DEMOCRATIC DEADLOCK.
Alexandria House Convention Al
iourns without Nominating.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. october l2.-(Spe-
cial)-The Democratic Legislative Con
vention Of the city and county OF Alex
andria opened its session at l2:3o this
afternoon IN Sarepta Hall. and every
seat was occupied. Ex-Delegate George
l.. Simpson was called 10 the chair. and
Mayor Luther H. Thompson. Mr.. VIII.
r. Carne. Jr., and Mr.. WIN. VI. +. Beck
ham were appointed secretaries. After
a statement had been made. Messrs.
Charles Bendhem. Louis c. Barley, Will
liam II. May, and 4. 4. Lipscomb were
nut in nomination as candidates for the
House of Delegates
Ten ballots were taken without change.
on the eleventh ballot the May dele
gates voted for Mr.. Lipscomb. and the
vote stood: Barley. 992: Lipscomb. SIC;
Bendheim eco. Still no choice. At this
point the convention took recess OF
one hour.
Upon the reassemblng Of the conven-
ton balloting was resumed, and contin-
ued all the afternoon. At o'clock,
when 233 ballots had been taken without
result. the convention adjourned until
Monday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Presented with His Picture.

AT a social gathering Of the Sir Moses
Montifiore congregation Thursday eve
ming Mr. S. Stern, the retiring presi-
dent. il being his fourth successful term
was presented with the members OF the
CONGREGATION with n fine. large crayon
portrait of himself. Mr.. b. Paris, In be
half Of the congregation. presented the
picture, and Mr.. Stern. who was taken
completely by surprise, responded IN
neat little speech Speeches were also
made by Rabbie Yagar the incoming
president; Mr.. q. Gilman. vice-president;
:. I.oudon. IL. HieTshburg, H. Bradstein,
and others.
The Committee on Arrangements were
i Paris. j. Baroff, and j. Aranovitz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Thomas II. Early. George p. Craighiii'
George ID. Witt. and Major S. L. Hal
sey.
Miss Pattisonia Saunders. an estimaDie
young lady. died very suddenly tonight
The remains OF Mosby II. Payne. presi-
dent of the First National Bank, OF
Buchanan. arrived here last night, anu
the funeral services took place this MORN
Ing at 10 o'clock The simple but I'M
pressive burial service OF the EpiscoIsil
church was conducted by Rev. l. d.
Carson. and the Masonic rites by the
Masonic organizations OF the city.
The pal-bearers were Messrs. j. =
Woodson, w. V. Wilson. Jr., j. r.. ScnuItZ'
William Briggs, James Hancock. }. W.
Collins, NJ. w. Bryan, and Gordon Payne'
Messrs. NJ. l.. Woodson, Frank II. Al
mond. Walter T. Smith, and A. T. Thomas
acted as flower bearers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
CHAIRMAN ELLYSON.
He visits Lynchburg and Has Com
ference.

LYNCHBURG, VA, october 2.-tSpe-
ciai)-Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. of Rich
mond. chairman Of the Democratic state
Committee. was In the city to-
day in conference with Messrs ~
W. Nolan and c. VI. Robert. the city and
county chairmen. respectively. Mr.. Ely
son was seen at the Hotel Carroll, short
~ after his arrival by the Dispatch re-
porter and said:
II have lately made the trip through
the Fourth. Seventh and Eighth districts,
and find everything encouraging. or
course. here and there. there are local
troubles which are annoying, ana the re-
suits Of a legislative campaign are al
ways more in doubt than general cleo
ton"
Mr.. F,llyson expressed much interest In
Campbell and asked particularly after
the nominees. He was told that both
candidates were men of splendid reputa-
tons and OF unquestioned Democracy,
and were very popular in the county.
Mr.. Ellyson is looking well and seems
to be in fine trim for the campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Forbidden FRUIT.
This Popular Farce Presente" ny
Stunrt Robson Last Night.

Cremorne has vanished. but its memory
fingers vet. upon the stage. Excellent
battlefield for the farcical vancouver
ngs Of antagonstic matrimonial farces
il cniovs a posthumous existence, SO to
speak. and gives back ghOsty echoes OF
the merry voices that once II rang with.
Boucicaults play, frankly reminiscent OF
the more notorious Pink Dominoes.
was produced by Stuart Robson at the
Academy last night and its reception
proved that the star had done wisely IN
Bringing ii 70 the front again. It's an old,
old story. of course this of the deceptive
husbands who quite needlesslY resort 10
dangerous trickery for an evenings out
ing. and come face to face with their
wives and suffer hideous discomfort at
every turn in the game. But, II old, IL
IS not unentertaining. Mr. Robson en-
dures that we may laugh. and we should
be churlish TO look his gift horse in the
mouth He may look woodenish animal
To some of Us, but he goes. and that
should be sufficient. Mr.. Robson, as the
treaCherous Cato Dove. whose punishment
is a mauveis quart d'heure OF happiy
groundless) jealousy. plays with wonder
ful force and conviction. The musician
"artiste" Lula, Is played by Mrs. Robson
with briliancy and infectious eayety
And the comicalties of MIR. Palmoni
though not particularly characteristic or
n distinguished member of the legal pro-
fession. make Mr. Sergeant Buster an
amusing person. Miss Carrie Radcliffe
as one deceived wife and Mrs. Henrietta
Vadcrs as another. act very brightly. so
that. what with Boucicaults knack OF
construction, and the long approved
theme. and an exceptionally well-suited
Germany. a decidedly pleasant hour was
suent over Forbidden Fruit last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
TIE FAIR is OVER.
Poor Attendance Yesterday and But Few
Children In Evidence.
THE TRACK WAS QUITE HEAVY.
The Horses slipped and Sided over
the Course and Made Very F0or
Ttmc--Thcrc Were some Exciting
Finishes Though.

The state Fair OF 1895 was brought 20
a close yesterday. The attendance was
about as usual on the closing -day-very
slim.
The day was set apart for children, but
as the youngsters had all visited the show
on Friday but few Of them were in evil
dence The majority OF those who passed
in at the gates were bound for the race
track. and the big building and grounds
in rear thereof presented deserted APP
pearance throughout the day.
The track was in horrible condition.
the rain which fell Friday night having
rendered il muddy and heavy. In some
places the course was in puddles, aud the
horses slipped and Sided about in them
as though they were on ice.
VERY LITTLE BETTING
The crowd at the track was much
smaller than that Of the day before. ana
the "bookies" were but poorly ratronized'
The talent were either too wary or uidh
possess the funds necessary Tor hc''ihs
purposes. for. certain ii II, but little cash
changed hands on any Of the events.
The flrst event OF the day was the con-
clusion .of the 2:2O trot. three heats OF
which were trotted Friday. Red Leo
had won the first heat. Lila Anderson the
second. and Lucy Ashby the third.
The fourth heat was won by General
Eastwood. who was never headed from
start TO finish Lila Anderson held Sc
cond place throughout the first half OF
the heat. and tried hard to hold II. but
Lucy Ashby moved rapidly To the 'front.'
and finished only length behind Dash
wood. with Lila Anderson in third place
Hampton passed under the wire fourth
and Red Leo. who started last brought
up the rear. narrowly escaping being us
tanced The time was 2.35.
EASTWOOD AGAIN.
The fifth heat was also won by General
Eastwood Lucy Ashby moved neck and
neck with him down the stretch, ana
might have won had she not have LETT
her feet just before she reached the wire.
Lila Anderson was third. Hampton fourth
and Red I.eo was distanced. The time
was 2:3J.
The sixth heat went to General Dash
wood. also. lie took the lead from the
start and was headed by Lucy Ashby'
who maintained the lead around 10 the
three-duafters. where she colilded WIN
General DashwOOd. Lucy's sulkey was
overturned. and Mr.. station was thrown
out. Eastwood finished first, Lucy Ashby
was given second place. and Lila AndeI-
son. who finished second, was put back
third The time was 2.}].
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, October r.
Especial. )-Information reached here this
morning Of the death OF Mrs. J. W. Ro-
gers, OF Yorktown, wife OF the man.
ager OF the Yorktown Hotel. 1t Is
stated that her death was very sudden,
and was caused By a congestive chill.
The funeral will take place tomorrow.
and the interment VIII be In the little
cemetery surrounding the old Christ
Episcopal church.
Deceased had many acquaintance mere
who were pained to hear OF her sudden
demise.
Clerk r. IL. Geddy states that he has
been kept quite busy this week Issuing
marriage licenses. having Issued four
last evening-two white. and two col
nraH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
LnI.eside's Annual Meeting.

The Lakeside Bicycle Club held It's
first annual meeting at the Common
wealth club last night. No officers were
to be chosen, the only business or
Importance was the consideration of the
treasurers report. This was exceeding
" gratifying. showing the organization
to be In fine financial condition. Work
upon the Lakeside's clubhouse and
grounds is progressing nicely, and this
PROMISES to De a most delightful resort
for Richmonds fashion on wheels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Mr.. ii. ID. Whitcomb. the engineer In
charge OF the government work upon the
James river here, yesterday opened bids
for quite extensive improvements, ana
awarded the contracts for deepening ana
widening the channel. and for the con-
s,r,,ctjon and revetment Of dykes and
wine-dams. to Captain John A. Curtis.
CANAAN Curtis WAS the lowest bidder. and
the work contracted for will entail an ex-
pendlture of about $1,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
COMPROMISE EFFECTED.
Uy which Bedford City Gets mn
Abundant water supply.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, October Il
tSpeciaI)-A compromise has been et-
fected between the parties representing
the interests Of the town IN the H'"''''
Of the new water system and those VINO
some time since sued out an Injunction
restraining the town from using the water
Of stony creek.
Last night the water from the new
dam was turned on. There IS now an
abundance for all purposes, ana tne VIZ.
g. noUtnq into the reservoir, which was
constructed some years ago, but had
never been utilized. az it was NOT possible
to supply the town and Ill the reservoir
from the same main. The water system
OF the two sources Of supply is operated
By gravity, but the water can be thrown
above the tops Of the tallest buildings
and comes down with great force
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
THE HILL CITY.
Funeral of DIR. j. v. HObsOn-Sudden
Death Of "a Lady.

LYNCHBURG. VA, October l2.-(Spe-
cial. 1.-THE last tribute of respect was paid
to the late DR.. j. V. Hobson at IL o'clock
to-day. The funeral services took place
from the residence OF his son-in-law. DIR.
T.. A. Craghiil. There was a large turn
out OF the friends of the deceased, and
the funeral procession was one OF the
largest ever seen in Lynchburg. The
services were conducted 10y Rev. T. Nj.
Carson. rector OF ST. Paul's church. as
sisted by Rev. L. Il. Betty, pastor OF
Court-Street Methodist church. and were
OF a most impressive and touching char
acter. The interment was at the Presby-
terrain cemetery. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. John X. Williams, John II. Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
wore Rustan. Chebar. Austerla. Advance,

were Russian. Chebar. Austeria. Advance
and Cheapside.
The race was very exciting. Chepar
won. but had TO fight for his position an
around the track, first with Russian ana
then with Cheapside. Cheapside got Sc
cond place. Russian third Austeria foufth'
and Advance nth. Time. 80 "a
The second and last heat resulted IN
a victory for Chebar. Che9pside hnisned
second. and Russian third. Austcria anu
Advance were withdrawn Chebar got
away in the front when the flag dropped
and was never headed. The time was
Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
DID NOT NOMINATE.
The Excuse Of the Gloucester ana
Mathews Republicans.

GLOUCESTER. COURTHOUSE. VA,
October l2-(Special)-The Republican
convention for Gloucester and Mathews
counties met here to-day. Judge f. l..
Taylor presided. After considerable dis
cussion, a resolution was adopted de-
claring no nomination for the House
would be made, because IL was Impossible
to get an honest count Of the vote under
the Walton law.
There was considerable opposition TO
the resolution, but the leading Republi
cans of Gloucester were able to secure
good majority for 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
A Negro Rider Injured.

After the final race at the Fair
Grounds yesterday another consolation
event was gotten up, and the horses ran
around the track under cover OF dark
ness.
As the turn was made into the stretch
one OF the horses was pocketed by the
field and his colored rider was dismount-
ga The boy was slightly injured in his
chest but was able to walk off the
track
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Refuscd to Pardon Stith.

Governor OFerrall yesterday considered
and refused to grant the pltition oil
Charles Stith (colored), who asked TO be
hardened out of the penitentlary, where
he has been sentenced FOR a term OF
twenty years for criminal assault upon
"A Young girl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
Revival at Emmanuel Church.

Rev. W. L. Hines is In the city, and
will hold revival services throughout this
week at Emmanuel Baptist church. Fifth
and Leigh streets. Mr.. Hines is well
known here. both as pastor and an
evangelist. and his labors have been
greatly blessed. He will preach at both
services to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Boys Cashmere Caps, 5Oc.
Boys Blue Bicycle Caps, &c. MT,
BOYS Fancy Caps, with Plume and Plald
Bands SOC c-,
Bows Tan. Blue. and Red Cloth Sailor
Caps. with braid trimming, only .'c
Ladies Norfolk waists. Blue ana Black
only $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
soenkinx at RndfOrd.

EAST RADFORD. VA. October IL
-Hon. J. Allen Watts, Demo-
cratic candidate for the State Senate. and
Charles Is. Mcdonald. Democratic candi-
date for the House. spoke here tonight
to a large audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
REMOVALS..

MRS. o DELL, DRESSMAkER,
OF 3o5 l-2 west Marshall street. has re-
moved to l2s west Clay street. Thankful 70
former patrons, she requests the con-
tinuance OF such patronage, having the
latest and newest styles. &C l3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Heavy Dauask. for fu-~..r-, ,...-.
ana curtains. only 3i... D. st-I
Solid DamasH. with heavy r..-..
color, only 1c. worth
slik-Mi&cd DamdsH, igc. W.r.a 81.
yard.