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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
FOR D0UBTERS TO READ.
SIMPLE PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THE
FREE SILVER MALADP.
why Fifty Cent Dollar is as Good as "A
Gold Dollar To-Day and How
Long Ii Will lie.
Tho Now York Sun says:


The sound-mOney Democrats have Le-
gun nCw 10 supplement the wO.k Of the
feputli leans in flooding the sO-callei
doubtful Vest with literature that ex-
poses the falslty OF the 10 10 ! campaign.
lie latest contributions are on cards
that are just big enough 10 be carried
arCi nd in the Ocket. Sound-money Dem
ocratS everywhere are being rTmed With
tncso cards. and whenever they run
across man afflicted with the free-sllver
disease they SHOVE prescription "a him.
Here are some Of the said arguments:
DOES THIS HURT FARMERS?
kingsand * Douglas, successors Of
Kingsland. Ferguson ~ Co, simmons
Hardware Company. and Wansur 6 'fib-
bets Implement Company, all OF st. Louis
certify that g one-hOrse steel plough,
wooden beam. cost 1871 bushels OF corn or
g. bus hels Of wheat in 1873 and SIS bushels
OF corn or 3.S bushels OF wheat in 1889.
a potato digger cost SIS bushels OF corn
or 1916 bushels OF wheat IN 1913. and 234
bushels OF corn or 1872 bushels Of wheat in
1SS..
A two-horse mower cost 254.7 bushels Of
corn or So bushels OF wheat in 1873. and
1862 BUSHELS Of corn or 6s5 bushels OF
wheat In 1883.
Ames grass scythes. per dozen. cost Al
bushels OF corn or 15.f bushels OF wheat IN
1873. and 23.4 bushels OF corn or 1912 BUSH
II cost less wheat and corn to buy these
things in 1889 than in 1913.
IF 20 POUNDS OF WHEAT MADE A
RUSHEL
would you have any more wheat, or could
you buy any more food: clothes. or i'm
plements with the proceeds OF your crop
than YOU do now?
m 70 cents were n dollar would your
crops bring YOU any more or the things
you need than you get now?
WFAT DO YOU DO WITH DOLLARS?
Spend them. DO you wish TO get as lit
tie or as much as possible for your dol
larsy
What good will II do you TO take In
twice as many dollars from other people
II other people are TO take twice as many
from you?
There are two sides TO the cheap dollar.
DOES YOUR SALARY GO TOO FAR?
The Detroit Tribune. free-silver pa
per, says: 1T Is true that under an era Of
higher Jrices Hxed salaries will not go-so
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

proad-styeet Mission, az east btoaa'
CONDUCTED by Rev. +. X. Nusen'. ,..,
Mayo. street Mission. In the o'a W"
versalist church, conducted by sar' 70
The Christian Alliance meets win IN, =,
Broad-Street Mission. ana hoo".u"y
prayer-meetings are also held at the '"''
sion daily. -, n, tina
Divine healing services are nslu az ~
Mayo-Street Mission every rl''ay w
80, a, s.s0 o'clock, and Rev. John W.
Daneberty. of the Apostolic Church rul-
,or, n,eaches AZ the mission every Mon
dav. Tuesday. and Thursday nights.
,S,,o , o,c,ock Sunday afternoon service
At IrnIon-Gospel Mission is always deep
~, interesting. a portion OF the ume
hc,,y devoted TO personal Testimonials.
and there usually being a large hu"'e'
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

signed by me as | might see ut. his credit
would be gone and his endorsement would
be worth no more than mine. Just SO
with our silver currency. our Govern
ment is wealthy one, and the fact that
&c has put gold endorsement upon nearly
"A thousand millions of fiat paper and de-
preciatec silver has not yet destroyed its
crcdit-thCugh we have all seen how near
" IL did so. Free silver, however, means
that Government shall withdraw it's en-
dorsement. in which case our dollars
would be worth but % cents each. The
only way TO prevent this is That the Gov
eminent shall put gold endorsement
upon all the silver that anybody in the
world now or hereafter chooses to- bring
II. The moment such law was passed
the Governments credit would be no bet
ter than that OF Mr.. Vanderbilt who had
trusted me with his check book and we
would be on silver basis notwithstand-
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

NJ. Henry Flcgonheimer, secretary,
and II. II. Wallhan. treasurer OF Rich
mond Conclave. Improved order OF Hep
tosophs, yesterday turned over TO Mrs.
hattie J. George, widow or Tucker &.
George, OF Charlottesville. Va. a check
for $500 In payment OF the certificate
held by her husband as a member Of this
order. and who died on the 18th day OF
September 1896. The check was ready for
delivery September 60 1895 three days
after the proof OF death was forwarded
20 the Supreme Officers OF the order. and
Mrs. George has warmly thanked the
officers Of the order for their prompt
ness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
MEMS GOODS.

Neckwear is a special fea-
tore in this department. Our
new fail wear is such as we
can point to with pride. There's
no skinlpiness anywhere, the
bands are full, the ends are
generous, sufficiently so to give
the tie that puffy, rich and
dressy appearance. The best
UaLue Neckwear is here in pro-
fusion.
The handsomest lot OF SOC. Neckwesr IS
shown here iecAs, Imperials and Reveisi-
be Four-.n- Hands two ties IN one. made or
elegant quality silks. rich designs aud
proper shspes SOC. each.
At 25c. each Tecks, Four-in-Hends, Band
Bows and Club ries in handsome Fall color
ings: most places get &c. for same goods
here. 2Jc. each. =.
Mems Gloves for street wear, tine, elastic
Kid patent snap clasps. 81 pair.
Mems Fine Dress Gloves. the famous
Perrin's make, with every little extra glove
goodness. elegant grade Kid. sl50 pair.
Mems Fine White and COlored SILK Sus--
penders, non elastic, with round elastic cord
ends. 500. pair.
Mems Heavy Drill Night Shirts, SOC. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

There is no moro interesting lceai ln-
sumuon 10 Tho United States than the
Richmond Police Court. known FIR and
wide uuocr tAc namc eiVcn 60 years ago
hy Tho Times" Justice Johns Court"
The presiding genius. Justice John J..
Nwtcnneid. DIS right bower. Sergeant
Robert y. Thomas, Edgar b. Wife. the
versatile and accomplished CIcrk and
Larry Gibbons. the court balm, are each
end every one unique 300 his way ana
form cuartcttc which for efficiency and
devotion 10 duty cannot Doe arrp1s Cd
anywhere.
OF The doinrs OF Justice John thc nows-
papers o. Richmond have Ions been lliL
but he needs to bo seen ID Dc fully ap-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Hermsdorf dye high spliced heels and toes,
double soles. Tbs stocking il really worth
SOC. Our low price. J5c. the pair. or three
Iadies' imported Black CashmeTe Hose,
Vermsdorf dive. high SD iced heels and toes
double soles. This Is a very fine gauzo hose
and il a 75c. value. Our price. zoe. the pair:
fades Plain Black Ribbed Top-Wool
Hose. double grey heels and toes. tor 2oc.
the pair. =,
ribbed tops. double grey heels and toes, Tor
CSC. the pair.
Children's Derby Ribbed Black Hose,
sizes from TO . l-2. for Be-. tho pair.
Misses ImpOrted fine Ribbed Black
Hoe. spIicsd heels ard toes. double knees,
Hermsdorf dye. This stocking IS worth l1c.
the pair. Our price, IOc. tie pair. sizes =
t. 8 -
Misses Imported Fine Ribbed Black
Hose, Hermsdorf dye. high spliced heels
and toes, double knees and soics, tor loo.
the pair, sizes u ,.
Boys' Seamless Derby Ribbed Black
Hose, absolutely stainless I've, full fashion
ell heels. for II lie tho pair.
Boys Derby Ribbed Black Hose. abso-
lGtely stainless dye, sizes D TO 10, tor luo'
the pair.
Boys Imported Derby Ribbed Black
Hose. He nrIch shoppers genuine 0-3 RIBS,
Hermsdorf DE, spliced heels and toes. for
Csc the pair
Misses Imported Fine Ribbed Black
Hose. nermsdorf dye. double knees and
spliced heels and toes. This stocking -
maio specially for Miller IL Rhoads AID IS
really worth @, l-2c. tie pair. We sell them
for 25c. the peir
Ladies' imported Plain Black Hose
Hermsaorf dive. double sOlos, splced heels
and toe This hose y made specially
for Miller 4 Rhoads with their name stamp
ell on every pair We usually sold them at
PC, now l9c. tns par.
ladies' imported Pain Black Hose,
spliced heels and toes. Tor y l-2c. the pair,
Hermsdorf dye.
Ladies' Plain Black Wool Hose. spliced
heels and toes, our regular 37,c C, goods,
cut to 25c. the pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
REGIONS.

Ribbon elegance at little cost.
That's what you find here al
ways.
finch Moire Glaco TsHeta. tri-tone effect,
2jc. the yard. Regular S3c. goods.
5inch. same as above, 33c. the yard. Reg
ular 42c. grade.
3 1-2-inch Plain and MORE Tafeta, with
elegant black velvet edge; not split silk.
but ribbon with ribbon selyedge, $50. tho
yard. Regular ace. Goods.
I-inoh solid color MORE fafeta. in all tho
exquisite colors, lsc. the yard. Regular 25c,
goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
ARE YOUR WIFE AND CHILDREN
IplL .-l,fIL-I


PROTECTED
by insurance? More than ten million peo-
pie have policies. twenty-five million
people are trusting 20 these policies 10
care for them Wbel husbands and faith
ers are dead. IL 1885 the companies paid
policy-holdcrs and their families sl65 .i03.-
60 equivalent to gold. II they could have
paid IN silver dollars they would have
paid but little more than half OF that.
Tho difference would not have been
made by the companies. but by the men
who borrow gold dollars from the COM
psnies and would repay silver dollars.
The silver men wish 10 take half your
Insurance away from your widow and
children. and give 70 to the men who bor-
rowed frcm the companies
The tfirgs most talked about IN this
campaign Is Of course THE crime OF 10"
This crime" says the silver men. was
committed IN the dark OF the night. when
the people. especially the eilvcr-mine own
ers. were in bed Whatever strength
there is In the argument lies IN the state
ment that TIE crime was done in the
nisht and W. In the nature Of snap leg
islatiOn. Many voters believe that the
arguments OF the free-siiver cranks on
this limo are based on fact. For these
voters there is this condensed history OF
THE CRIME OF &c"
The following summary Of procedure in
dicates how like the silent tread of n
cat the act OF 1873 stole through Con-
gress:
Submitted by Secretary OF the Treasury
April %. fS7o-Senate.
Referred TO Senate Finance Committee
Arril q. lS7O-Scrate.
Five hundred copies ordered printed
May :. 1S7o-Sorate.
Submitted To House. with supplement-
airy report June q. 'N0-HOuse
Reported amended. and ordered printed
December H. 1s70-Senate.
Debated Jan g. 1Sl-Senate.
ha n " Of - a. "a
January 10. 1S7i-Serate.
Senate bill! ordered printed January 10.
fsTi--House.
Bill reported with substitute and recon-
mitted February Is. le.l-House.
Original bill reintroduced and printed
March q 011-UnA0A -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

JUSTICE JOHN J. CRUTCHFiELD.
Yreci1iod He knows by sight. and al
most by name every man in his jurisdic-
tion. who is won't to offend against the
statutes made and provided. and Dc deals
out cvcn-handcd justice 20 an his GUS
t0mers with Quickness and dispatch, ac-
,ompaniod hy moral and humorous OBJ
servati0ns that never fail 10 convulse the
crowd that diurnally gathers in his sane
tum. Tho intuifions of Justice John arc
marvellOusly acute, and though he no
doubt sometimes makes mistakes. for
"humanum est errarc.' yet I'm the main
the Justice Of his decisions in the most
complicated cases are Acknowledged by
all. lie is a great judge Of human ma
lure. and while others skim around ON the
surface he dives TO the very root OF the
matter.
JUSTICE JOHN J. CRUTCHFIELD.
John j. Crutchfeld was born In this city
September % 1874. and is son Of the
late DISTINGUISHED George Is. Crutchhcid
who FOR "a long term Of years represented
Monroe and Madison wards in the Rich
mon City Council. and later was honorcd
b. his constituency with n seat I'm the
Virginia House Of Delegates. Hc is
brother Of Mr. George Crutchhcld, SO
long end favorably known TO the Rich
mond people as secretary and treasurer
Of the state newspaper company
Justice John was reared IN this city.
receiving bis education ut the school OK
the late David Turner Just before he at
tained his majority he entered upon
business career q deputy clerk and weigh
master az the Second market Tie re-
,r.froa i'm this position until the war
broEe out. when hc enlisted in the army
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
FLANNELS.

Gray Flannels. part wool. full 27-inch
wide. extia-he3vy quality. well worth
u l-2c., price only 10c. the yard.
Gray Flannel. strictly all wool. T-inch
wide, heavy twill. cheap at 81 lie, price
only 2jc. the yard.
Navy-Blue Twill Flannel, full width.
strictly all wool, would be good value at
lie. price only II lie. the yard.
Fancy Stripe Eidcrdown, choice style
to select from, all good, popular shades,
as pink, blue. brown. ana combination
stripe formerly sold at 5sc., price only
&c. the yard.
Fancy stripe in Gray and Brown Mixed
Skirting Flannel, full 2S-inch wide. form
erly sold at &c. price only IL l-2c. the
yard
Special-21-inch Atwood Red Twilled
Flannel, worth at least lie. the equal Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
HOSIERY.
We tell it again-honest hos
iery at honest prices! Do you
doubt it? Come for proof.

Ladies' Imported Out Size Balbrggan
Hose. silk heeced. high spliced heels and
toes for CSC. the pair.
Ladies' out Size Imported Black Hose.
silk fieeced, Hermsdorf dye, high spliced
heels and toes, This is an extraordinary
bargain for 2jc. the pair.
Ladies' Imported silk Fleeced Black Hose.
Hermsdorf dye. spliced heels and toes, dou-
BILE sOles. This Is very warm stocking, the
thing Tor winter wear, for zjc. the pair.
Ladies Imported SILK leeced Black Hose,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
NEW VEILINGS.

1t matters not how small your
want-you at once connect this
store with your thought. The
best yelling house in Rich
mond is here. Any yelling
fashion, fad or fancy is here
first. 1000 yards In one lot
last week.
1s-inch Plain Fish Net. 20, % and CSC. the
yard.
27.inch Plain Fish Net, Is. 25 and $50. the
yard.
Is-inch Dotted Fish Net, 20, %. IS and
Toe the yard.
Pinch Dotted Fish Net, Is, 20, 25, So, 80.
and 7Jc. the yard.
lS-inch Plain Illusion, with black dots,
90. - and SIC. the yard.
27-inch Plain Illusion, with black dots,
20. % and SOC. the yard
1s-inch Fish n cts. with real chenille dots,
5Oc. the yard.
97-inch Fish Nets, with real chenille dots,
zoe. and 75c, the yard.
l4-inch black Oordered Hsrnsna, 80, 80
and 7jc. the yard.
lt-lLcu DO4~eAou A4usIDH' ~ anu -JC' tIc
yard.
14-inch Black and Colored Parsienne. CSC.
the yard.
ls-incn White Fish Net, with black dots,
20. % and SO. the yard
is-inch Brown Fish Net, with real che
mile dots. SOC. the yard.
1s-inch Fancy Brown Fish Net 3jc. the
yarl.
Mourning Wells. round and square. with
crepe and Hernhna borders, %, 35, 50 and
75c. each.
Mourning Wells SO inches long. with
black ribbon border. so. IS and NC. each.
IA and ls-inch White and Black Chiffon
Veilings. % and 35c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
! ways

FAR as new; but ROW they so too iar. and
their purchasing power ought to DE re-
duCed. These saial les were mostly estly-
lishcd before the hard times set in, and
now represent vas fly more than was in
tended when the llaries were created"
Don You suppo.s wages Will lie Affect
al just ike salaries. DO you believe
their purchasing power ought to be re-
duced"?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
WOMEN'S JACKETS.

There's a peculiar, jaunty,
natty individuality about our
Jackets that's not to be found
in the jackets Of most stores.
Notice how gracefully ours set
to the figure-what an upper
ten" tone they have; and with
all this extra goodness they are
the cheapest jackets in toqvn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Imperial Lavender Salts. Zoe. bottle.
Portsmouth Lavender Salts. llc. bottle.
Colgate's Violet Powder. lie. package,
\ good Ialcum Powder. l0c. box.
colgate's j rial Package. IL contains two
bottles OF Toilet Water and ono cake OF
Cashmere Eoquet soap. dc. package.
Gafwood's Triple Extract &c. OF.
75c. size SozOdont Mouth Wash, y9c. bot
tie.
Murray & Iarman's 75c. Florida Water,
5ec. bottle.
Double Distilled Imported Bay Rum, 25c.
bottle.
Garwood's Superior Bay Rum, &C. bot
tie.
Meade i Bakers carboiic Mouth Wash,
34c. bottle.
Arnica Tooth Soap nc. lox.
Metal Handle N1isk Brooms for Ice.
each.
Bailey's 1oc Rice Powder. &c. package.
800 I'D. spool Silk Finished Thread. sc.
900 yd. Spool Linen Thread &C. spool.
100 Mitre Spool toitOn. &c. spool.
zoo I'D. Basting Cot Be- spool, 3 for 20.
800 yd. Basting Cotton &c. spool.
A good Whisk Broom for &c.
Judson's Tooth Paste. &c. box.
Cold Cream. all doors. De. box.
Metal Pun Boxes &c. EACH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
COTTON STUFFS.

Cotton was never woven so
cleverIy. Beautiful wool ef-
fects are marvellously repro
duced.
Heavy Twilled Bicycle Shifting, brown
mixed. grey mixed, lOc. the yard. Regular
II l-2c. yard.
Daisy Cloth soft downy fabric, in pink
and blue desirable for housewsists. wrap
pers, childreu's sacques. and such Ike,
u lie. the yard.
Romania Felt basket flannel appear
ence. With long soft nap, pink, blue and
cream. u i-2c. the yard.
E1trsheavy SwlnsdOwn. 10 splendid de-
signs. regular lJc grade. for loc. the yard.
Hoavy Doubie-Faced Figured Cotton
Plush. Regular ~ and 21c. KIND Tor lic'
the yard.
Rich. silky Silkolines. exquisite designs,
8 l-3c. ths yard, II l-Zc. grade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
LACE CURTAINS.

Lace Curtains. full 3 yards long. IN white
and ecru, full width. choice floral designs
cheap at Gee, price only Acc. the pair
Lace Curtains. in white and ecru, IL
yards long 10 inch wide, beautiful designs.
heavy border. regular 81 quality, Monday
price only &c the pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
HANDKERCHIEFS.

The seasons Handkerchief
novelty is here. The dainty
Queen Anne" "a beautiful
handkerchief conception. 1t is
neat, genteel, refined. 1t looks
a good fifty cents worth; price
25c. each. Ask to see it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
SPECIAL.

,,.,,,, Durable. Fancy Wrough,,.iis,oonn
H HEAVY, Stands. with highly ponsnen
soIId Aid brsss detachable basins; a 80 S9v Zach.
SOM SOM at a. sse5. special here at si'od' ea'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
NOTIONS.

Pick any notion in the store
and there's a saving in it. The
same way with druggists sun
dries. Yes, it is the best'notion
store roundabout.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

was a goldtug in his message Of De-
cember .. 1884. he said: THE progress OF
our gold coinage 81 creditable TO the Off
GERS Of the mint. and promises In a short
period to furnish the country with a
sound and portable currency
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

That charming Miss Noel. the accom-
plished end charming daughter OF NJ J.
q. Brown, of Wythevillc vii likely ~
main here during the winter with rcIA-
tivsA Mira J. \ AtWiA W east ca
sfsset ~ /. 80 .s,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
CANTON FLANNELS.

The heavy, warm, soft,
downy sorts-long nap, close
and evenly woven. We give
better values than any house
in town.
Vnbleaohed Canton. 4. 8, 6 1.i. 10. 10,
u ~ and loo the yard.
and lJc. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Umbrella 81 ecial-Fine TWILL Englisb
Gloria. gentlcman's 2s-inch. PARAGON
frame. steel rod. Congo handles. would
be a real bargain at 81. Monday price
only &C. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
SECOND FLOOR.

A whole store in itself. FIJI
teen departments, and each
one a money saver. l AXE
elevator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

heard Of Inn for he possesses steuto-
rian voice, and makes good use OF II dur
ing the session Of the court. Besides call
ing the witnesses in the various cases. he
has exclusive charge Of the money
drawer, and the size of the days receipts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Novelties Of many sorts. about half dozen
distinct designs, each IN half dozen rich
color combinations. - and 40 inches wide,
very dressy. and worth fully 50c., but priced
bore 3lc. the yard.
beautifully Checked All-Wool Suitings,
not commercially all WOOL" but actually
all wool, 2jc. the yard
For service and style. Tan and kcru
Mixed Corduroy. suitable for Norfolk jack
cts and Bicycle Suits. 6Oc. the yard.
Az &c. the yard line Of very handsome
Novelties. with solid color ground, black
overshot and beautifully checked with rich
silken threads. handsome. swell and dressy,
a regular SOC. goods Tor 2gc. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
CHENILLE COVERS.

Chenille Table Covers. biggest bargain
ever heard OF, full 40-inch square. choice
patterns, cheap at &c., price only ISc'
each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Mrs. Alice owen, OF LynchburE, Is VS.
iting Mrs. A. T. Abernethy, at lVo2 West
avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
DOMESTIC,S & LINENS.

The best value-giving de-
partncnt in Richmond. Far
seeing housekeepsrs delight to
revel in the offerings. They're
wise.
42xss inch and i5x9G inch splendidly-made
Pillow Cases OF heavy standard cotton. lOc.
each.
Heavy Linen Huck Towels, red borders,
the l0c. kind for l-3c.
line White Cotton Batting. full sixteen
ounces 10 pound, lie. the pound, worth
Ice.
Splendidiv made. full size Sheets, for
double bed, Boston Bleach Cotton, 45c.
each.
4 lot Of fine Turkey-Red Damask Fringed
Table Covers at greatly reduced prices.
Assortment broken.
2Ox3G inch heavy Huck Towals. red and
blue borders. &c. each.
Fine All-Linsn Red and Blue Checked
Glass Linen. sc. tho yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Mint, Wintergreen. Chocolate. Maple.
Orange. and Rose Oval Cream Waters.
Vanilla and Chocolate Oriental Nougat.
2jc. pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
DRESS GOODS.

There's not a Dress Goods
idea Of any distinction but what
is here-not with an extra
price, though, but priced OUR
way Of pricing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18
JUSTICE JOHN And COURT,
IicAmOni's Famous Police Justice and
His Faithful Co-LabOTeTS.
MEN WHO ARE KNOWN FAR End VIDE

Justice John >. Crutchncid, Court Ciier
uobcr. r.. Thomas, Clerk Edgar =.
FNNhit,. anl Baiiin Lawrence i. di'-
aons-skctciics of Their Lives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-18

Peanut aud Cocoauut Brittle. lVc' pounu'
Best Jarshma lows, 2Nc. pound.
Fine Walnut Buttcrcups. zoe. pound.
Cocoanut blossoms. 15c. pound
All-Day Suckers. pure. lc. each ofor Q.
Chocolate Covered Burnt Almonds, i5c.
pound.
Cream Fibsrts. l5c. pound.
Fruit Creams. loc. pound.
he pound.
Persian Bon Bons, l5c. pound.
Oriental Jsllles. orange and lemon, l5c.
pound.
Fairy Waters, lie. pound.
Golden Buttercups. l5c. pound.
Elegant Caramels. lgc pound.
Plain Peppermint Waters, 15c. pound.
Plain Wintergreen Waters, ljc. pound.
About twenty different sorts OF Best
Chocolates are here The freshest, purest
and absolutely best candies to be had any
where Regular 10 and Coo, grade, here at
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BRUSHES.

An endless variety Of all the
good sorts is here at about halt
usual prices for equal grades
Tooth, Nail and Hair Brushes.
Tooth Brushes. sc. up to 3jc.
Nail Brushes. Sc. to 39c.
Solid rack. All Bristle Hair Brush, ijc.
Areeular 7jc. Hair Brush for SOC.
An elegant line of Hair Brushes at 75c',
II and $50.
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FINE CANDY.

Pure, fresh, best candy only.
More candy sold here in a day
than most stores sell in a week.
Do you know why? Read!
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Handsome Denms for Drsperies.. Cush-
ions and Furniture Coverings, 80 inenes
wide. nc the yard.
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UMBRELLA ITEMS.

many stores &c. Flanneis. special. Il Id
ward