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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-11-22

body OF the spacious building. together
with It's galleries. was literally crowded
TO overlooking with the immediate rela.
tives, admiring friends and well-wishing
reighbors OF the contracting parties The
talented Miss Massc Hudg.ns presided Mt
the organ and sllfully executed some
appropriate and entertaining selections.
which gradually swolled into tho weird.
mellow notes Of Mondelssohn's wedding
march, announcing the approach OF the
bridal party. who entered the church In
the following order: The ushcrs-Mcs1rs.
Il. Silas Morgan and Luther l.. Bouun,
George l.. Burroughs and William Snow
filed slowly up either aisle with even tread,
and waited on their respective sides Of
the chancel. The groom. clad In conven-
tional black. came in on the arm OF his
best man, Mr. John +. Jarvis. While the
briGc-eicct. IN right regal attire, and
carrying IN her dainty hand iewclled
prayer-hook. preceded by her maid OF
honor, Miss Maud Miller. passed grace
fully IN. accompanied by her sister. Miss
Nellie Walden Hudgius. and Joined the
groom-eleCt at the altar and there. be-
meath n double archway Of evergreen
and flowers, the couple stood before the
Rev. George T.. Thomas. who impress
sivciy pronounced the ancient ceremony
uniting them IN the blessed bonds Of
nOlN Wfdiock.
The bride is the handsome and accom-
plishcd daughter OF Captain and Mrs.
Samuel Iludgins. OF this county. The
groom Is q son Of the late lamented Cap
tain Joel Thomas is held IN high re-
gard by all who know him best. and IS
Justly considered worthy Of the charming
lady OF his choice. Among those present
from distance were Mrs. Julia kellam.
OF Warwick. a sister of the bride. Miss
Hattie Lewis. Of Chatham; Miss Blanton,
OF Farmviile and Mr.. Jarvis, OF the
Monumental City.
Immediately after the nuptials the
happy pair. their attendants, and large
retlnue of especially-invited guests re-
paired 70 the home Of the brides parents,
where a delightful reception was rendered.
The supper was magnificent IN every
particular. and the bountiful quantities
Of choice viands. temptingly prepared
and elegantly served were highly enjoyed
by every one fortunate enough 10 be pre-
sent.
New Point Comfort has long been pro-
verbal for the princely hospitality
dispensed within its borders. and Captain
and Mrs Hudgins have happily proved
substantially demonstrated--that they are
by no means an exception TO the general
rule but verify TO the manor born. II
was past midnight ere the last guest de-
parted. and all entertained the sincere
wish for the young couple that the rest
Of their married life might be as happy
as this, its suspicious beginning.
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DRESS GOODS.

No matter whore YOU have been accus-
toned 10 shop for Dress Goods, come mere
and see what we have. You VIII be mucn
pleased with the variety here, as well
Se-inch Fancy Dress suiting. raised
checks. In all the new shades. DC.
3G-inch Atwood Suiting. the real value
81 l-2c. IN all the new colorings, to De
: pieces Of Fancy Mixed Goods. regular
value G. l-2c.. TO be SOLD special ut - &c
pieces OF six and Wool. In all leading
shades. never sold less than G2 lie, VIII
be sold at 81 l-2c.
zoe covert cloth. 30 Inches wide, in all
the new wood shades, 4sc.
All-Wool Blouse Clay In Green ana ana
Black. and Blue and Black Ia bargalm'
zoe
4i-inch Novelty suiting; a large ss sort,
ment Of patterns. actual value OF these
* Corkscrew, in three different
shades Of Green and Brown, SIS.
BLACK GOODS.
Never was there known such prices IN
Black Goods before. Rough Goods o. all
descriptions
40c Storm Serge. 2Sc.
Black Frieze Cloth. 50c
Black Biouche. IS inches, 5Oc.
81 Fancy Black Rough Goods, 81 inches
55c' diagonal Y inches wide. SOC.
10 be sold at 81.
GLOVES.
ladies' Black Cashmere Gloves, &c.
value. TO be sold At IS 2-Sc.
SOC Ladies Patent Woven-Tip Cashmere
Gloves, 81 1-2c.
81 Ladies Kid Gloves. in all new shades,
81 o Ladies' Kid Gloves. 81.
ladies' Congress Kid Gloves, win heaVy
stitching real value $50; our price, 81.
Misses Kid Gloves. 'oc. -, -.
Gentlemen's outing shirts, 4oc. value
at 25c 49,, =, v.
Pearl Shirts, never sold less than 81. we
sell them special at ioc. 1T, ,
Pure Lnen-BOsom SHIRTS, pam anu
plcated. zoe
UNDERWEAR.
Centlemen's White Merino and Gray
SHIRTS woven neck. pearl buttons, WoIlh
doc 10 be sold at &c. ,.,., 1T,
Gentlemen's White Merino, snghuy sui
ed 75c value, to be sold AT 4oc'
re Camel's-IIair SOC.
Gentlemen's Al-Wcol Red shirts, 4?c. .,
(;entlemen's Atwood Camel s-haiT' 81
Pant Pants to match the above at the same
p'Gientiemen's Glove-Fitting Underwear
never sold less than 500 SUIT; speciai
L4DiEs' UNDERWEAR.
&c Heavy Ribbed Shirts, IL l-2c:
roc Ribbed Shirts. fleece Hhed, DC GILL;,
lie Wool Ribbed Shirts, in silver
c,rav and White, neatly finished al collar
ord front 75c value. at 5Oc. ~.
81 Atwood Ladies' Vests ana I@"'''
'' Special reduction in children's Under
wear.
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THE EASTERN SHORE.
Fnitbfnl scrvants-The Methodist
Conference Appointments.

ONANCOCK. VA, November H.-(Spe-
cial)-The Eastern-Shore Herald, publish
ed AT Eastville. IN Northampton, gives
editorial endorsement 10 what was re-
Gently said IN this correspondence. touch
ing the splendid services Of DR.. John w.
Rowdoin as chairman Of the Democratic
Marty ir Accomac and in this connec-
ton the Herald pays well-merited
tribute 20 Nh Robert J.. Allworth, the
Gallant chairman Of the Democratic party
On Northampton, under whose skliful
leadership that county has been redeemed
from Republican supremacy.
THE appointments made by the recent
conference Of tho Southern Methodist
church ct Lynchburg were read with
much interest here. Onancock Is sorry
10 lose that fine, old Virginia gentleman
p- George T. Booker who goes 10 Cam
bridee Md. bat all his friends here re-
ioiee 10 know that he IS 20 have his home
IN such a delightful place. The list OF
onnointments. as published in all the
naners that reached this town, was scan
red I'm vain for the name OF the Rev
Tr-erh \ Latham, who Tor the past four
,,o,re has served the Highland-Park
cburoh in Richmond with such signal
ability. lie is an old Onancock boy, ana
has hosts OF friends here. who were
anxious 20 see where lhe Nphi'i'N'r "'"
sent him II has since been learned that
no name was accidentally omitted from
he list In all the papers. and that he has
neon sent 10 the church at Williamsburg,
The Colonial capital OF Virginia.
Mr.. Thomas Brodwatcr, OF Paris
Rance is now in this county. visiting
friends and relatives. lie is native OF
hceomac. and q brother Of Or. Joseph
Rrodwater who At one time represented
ma county in the House OF Delegates.
Mr. Zen. W. Mears continues critically
M a his home. al Keller Station.
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Records submitted their reports, critics.
ing several OF the districts for the way
I'm which records were kept, and COM
mending others. notably that Of the
Greensboro District.
The Board OF Education made their re-
port through Secretary d. Matt Thomp-
son. Esq. and that part Of it referring to
State aid provoked a lively discussion
Or. J. c. Kfgo. president OF Trinity Col
lege delivered a mastery address on
Christian Education. and spoke earnestly
against free tuition 10 students at the
l1niNereifV
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CLARKE COUNTY.
4 Good Run with the Hounds-h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RERRYVILLE. VA. November 81
Special 1.-THE Blue Ridge Hunt Club
met on Tuesday near Boyce. There was
a small attendance but the hunt was an
unusually good one. The trail began at
Bradford's farm. and ran across country
IN old Salem church. The dogs were in
fine trim. following the trail closely, ana
came I'm i'm a bunch, the hunters follow
ing closely behind, Notwithstanding one
or two Of them were thrown while taxing
the high fences. Among those iollow-
ing the hounds were Messrs. NJ, Law
renee. and TruNtOn Boyce; William p
Randolph, Horace Smith, and y. b'
Bevan.
Rev. Nelson p. Dame, OF Winchester
commenced on Monday night mission
service at Meade-Memorial church. at
white POST. Services of a very inter-
sting character have been held all this
week and the attendance throughout
has been good. The sacrament OF the
Lords Supper will be administered on
Sunday. and the services will close on
that day.
Mr.. John F. Sewers. who has been
quite IN with typhold-feyer, Is improV-
ing. and will soon be completely restored
TO health.
y marriage Incense was i'9uVu I'm -
Clerks Office OF the County Court on
Wednesday for the marriage OF Mr..
Thomas H. Zumbro and Miss Eliza no
mer. both Of this county.
Mr.. Charles +. Lamham and Miss Bes-
sic c. Zumbro were married at the Bap-
fist church on Thursday night. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Julian
Broaddus, pastor OF the church. and
was witnessed by number of the friends
of the happy couple.
Miss Alice Powers has returned from
a visit TO jefferson county, w. Va.
Mrs. Arthur Stevens and Miss Anna
Stevens. of Hagerstown. Md, are the
guests Of Mrs. Eugenia Glover.
Mr.. George w. Boyd and Mr.. More
head. who have been visiting Mrs. Il.
NJ. Powers, at Wickliffe, returned on
wednesday 10 Philadelphia.
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ERECTING 4 FINE MILL.
Charter Granfcd-Prominen Farmer
Pnrniyyed,

WOODSTOCK. VA, November H.-(spe-
cial)-A charter of Incorporation was
granted in the Circuit Court here to-day
TO the Maurertown mills, with a capital
stock OF $500. DR.. ID. l.. Shaver, Of
Maurertown, is president. and Hon. i.
W. Magruder Of this place, secretary ana
treasurer. The company is erecting n
largo steam fouring-mill at Maurertown.
Daniel O. Bowman, q well-lSnown farm
or living three miles east Of this
place. was paralyzed on Thursday evening
I'm his barn While attending 70 sick
horse. He was alone and fell beneath
the animal. lie was found a short time
arter with two ribs broken and in an
unconscious condition, having been
trampled by the horse. Mr.. Bowman has
one of the finest river farms In this Sec
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western North Carolina Conference.

SALISBURY. y. c.. November H.-(Spe-
c,alA-The fourth days session OF the
western North Carolina Conference met
AT the usual hour this morning, Bishop
Galloway IN the chair
Rev y. II. pegram one OF the Oldest
members OF the conference, led In The
devotional exercises. Quest.on. WHO
nre admitted on trial" was called ana
bright class OF seven young men was
admitted. Their names are Plato 4.
Durham. Gilbert T. Rowe. George q.
owen. william y. Scarborough seymour
Taylor. Walter j.. Nicholson, ana ~haries
a. Wood.
The COMMITTEES on District Conference
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Soc. Diagonal, 81 inches
wide, in Blue. Green, and
Black, Special 60C.
Big cuts in prices for tomorrow
, OUR CLOAK SALE.

Cloak buyers who come tomorrow TO
el,irn the richest cream Of our present
stocks have but little idea OF the prizes
tbov are going TO get. The warm weather
OF this November has played havoc with
Tho cloak trade Stocks have been going
up and prices going down. Our tables are
piled with the choicest Of the choice. with
prices fixed not by the cost. but by the
imperative need 10 sell NJ any price,
COME. LOOK, AND COMPARE.
S2.75-Plain Black Beaver Coats. tailor
made. seams bound. two buttons.
$}.j0-Fine Quality Black Beaver, but-
toned TO the neck
89S-Extra Fine Beaver, box front. but
tons with pearl centres.
S-Plain Black Kersey, set-in velvet col
-Two-Rutton Cheviot. in Black only,
large storm collar. Guaranteed all wool.
s5-Brown Frieze, collar and front trim
med with Marten fur.
&-BIaclS Curied Astrachan, four-in-
hand shield front. silk lined.
S6-Light-Tan Kcrsey Goats, set-in vel
vet collar, very latest sleeve, po,,o,. h,x
S65O-Black and Red Mixed Boucle, box
sT-Plain Black Kersey. half lined, box
front. regular $ll garment.
S750-A limited number Of Fine, Lus-
irons Curly Astrachan. lined worth 81.
SS-Ladies' Wood Brown Kersey Goats:
sef-in velvet collar, lined with figured
silk. fancy strap fronts.
NN.-A new group 'dillt III Tue H4Hl POI =
Of the week in Asirachan Cloths. Black
and Colored Kerseys, Boucles. Cheviots,
I'm full lined with plain or fancy SILKS,
either severely finished or stylishly trim
ladies' Black Cheviot Capes. sl.25.
SiN-Black Cloth Double Capes, trim
med with silk braid.
2I5-Black Beaver Capes, all wool,
trimmed with soutache and small pearl
buttons.
N2j-Heavy and Fine Beaver Canes,
trimmed with cloth strap seams.
125O-Wool-Seal Capes, trimmed with
$5~seal Collarettes, trimmed with Chin
s7"wool-seal Collarettes, trimmed with
Special sales Of Plush Capes. sL75. s.. 81,
$40. and Sl2-all handsomely trimmed with
braid and jet.
LINENS.
lie. Cotton Crash. &c.
y 1-2c Linen Crash, 81 -3c.
u 1-2c Linen Crash I'm checks. 1-2c.
5O-inch White Table Linen. sc. value,
5O-inch Red Table Linen. 81 1-2c. value,
el-inch White Table Linen. SOC. value,
s2-inch White Table Linen. 81 value, at
66-inch Red Table Linen. 81 l-2c. value,
81 i-2c. Colored Napkins, 22c. a dozen.
A good. large size ColOred-BOrdor Nap
kin SOC. q dozen.
81 Fringed White Napkins, 9oc.
\ Good Pure Linen Dinner Napkin, SIC.
u 1-2c. Towels. 3ix17, pure linen, Zoe.
1Oc Cotton Towels, 35Xl7, at &C.
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ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
Touching Scene in Church Mt
DanVilie

hiNVlLLE. VA. November H.
NnaaD-A romantic marriage was
tat of Mr Nathan Robertson. Of this
cE and Miss Blanche Alden Tuck. Of
Holloway ~ c.. al the First Presby-
terrain church. Danvillc. at o'clock to-
i. Thc marriage had been set for
I.I Tuesday. .n Halifax county, but the
m-e.eef became il. and IN order 20
Wta Do. and minister 20 him in his
. tho young lady came 10 Dam
F.. and .t was arranged 10 have the
ree tonight The young man was
to drive 20 the church. although
'.ft feeble. The ceremony was Wit
by only two witnesses. IL was a
'.fr touching scene. The groom who IS
tH employee Of Acree's Warehouse, is
-y esteemed.
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Close Glasgow streets.
CRockbridge News)

Tho court on Tuesday entered an order
,s.,norarily closing a number OF streets
"a alleys ut Glasgow. as petitioned Tor
Nv I q. and Il. q. Paxton. The latter
are TO pay the Mayor and Counc,i Oh tnS
onI aiIeys closed The order can be ter
Minated at the end OF twelve months
nnt,cs from either the town Of Glasgow
ar tbe Nessrs Paxton. The money col
iected IS TO be applied 70 repairing the
streets OF the town.
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4 MATHNWs WEDDING.
a Beautiful social Event at New
Point Comfort.

FOiUf tOmfOFt,
NLW POINT. MATHEWS COUNTY,
NAr November .-Spocial)-On We'd
y evening az C@0 O'Clock Bulah
A.'toa.t Episcopal church presented o
nt.y-beautiful scene, when Mr.. joel
Thomas ied 90 the altar Miss Ola Anne
Iitns The sacred edilcc had pre-
9t been most iastcfuliy adorned In
I"F cedar. mistlct0e. and a prOfusion
Wrr1lcrcl cnrysanthcmums and
.'.ee rosc1 and the enhancing effect
produced easily bespoke the deft
s of our popular county lady, Mrs.
Emma Hulglns and her fair coterie--
80 young ladies Of this vicinity. Some
'~le prior 10 The hour appointed the
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6 FAC. Canton Flannel,
4aC.

16 CSC. Linen Huck Towels. S9x17. at
25c. Linen Huck Towels. 4sx2l, at Il, 2-Sc;
q 1-2c. Satin Damask Towels. colored
borders. Red, Blue, Yellow, and PINK
Is 2-Sc. Turkish Towels, sSx17, at y 1-2c.
WHITE SPREADS.
y Full-Slze White Spread, g. 1-2c. value,
az lsc
81 l-2c. Spreads, 75c.
4 i2I White Spread with q Marsellles
pattern. the real value $50: our price, gsc.
$50 Marseilles Spreads. in three diner,
ent patterns, "A bargain at g, but we VIII
sell them tomorrow n { Sl.25.
Pure Linen White Iable-Ccvers, fringeo.
81 by / II yards. l5c.; large sizes at 81
Pure Linen Red Tab!e-Covers, $50
value. for -.
CANTON FLANNEL.
6 lie. Canton Flannel, 4 3-4c.
8 1-3c. Canton Flannel. 6 lac.
- 1-2c. Canton Flannel, s l-3c.
sHEETINGS.
1O-l Unbleached sheeting. real value DC,
at y l-2c.
1914 Androscoggin sheeting, Die
1914 Utica Sheeting. 25c.
9-f Utica Sheeting. &c.
81 Androscoggin Sheeting, 20c.
II Flannel Skirts. l5c.
81 Gray Flannel Skirts, with rufle. trim
med i'm Red braid G9c.
Sl.37 l-2 Saline Skirts, lined, Gray cam
ton flannel, 81.
H.75 Gray Flannel Skirts, with two ruff
hes. trimmed in Black braid. at Sl.25.
81 % Flannel Skirts, i'm Gray, Black. and
Blue, with two RULES, piped with Black
velvet. ut Sl.75.
$50 Figured Mohair Skirts. 81.
$3.50 Plain Mohair Skirts, $3.50.
$3.50 Figured Mohair Skirts, $3.50.
UMBRELLAS.
Toe. Saline Umbrella. 45c This IS the
correct thing for children's school UNI
brellas.
81 Ladies' Umbrellas. steel rods, sec.
81 Gentlemens Umbrellas. steel rods,
e9c
$40 Ladies' Twilled silk Umbrellas,
25c. Boys Waists. II 1-2c.
$50 Boys Flannel Waists (blouse). Soc.
60 lie. Boys Percale Waists, not all
sizes. Ale
WRAPPERS.
$40 Flannellette Wrappers, yoke back,
full front Bishop sleeves, CSC.
- Flannellette Wrappers yoke front,
full back. and point collar, new-style
u l-2c. Flannellettes. 6 lac.
Apron Ginghams, 3 3-4c.
1-3c. Outing &c.
16 2-3c. Gray Flannel. IL f-2c.
&c. Gray Flannel Is 2-3c.
~ Pc. Gray Flannel &c.
81 1-2c Red Twiled Flannel PC.
Il you need anything in Flannels don't
fail to come and get our prices.
NECKwEAR.
25c. Neckwear, in Four-in-Hands and
| Tecks, u he
Boys Windsor Bows. &c.
Childrens Windsor Ties, DC.
Our . and SOC Neckwear cannot be
matched. The patterns are all Of the
| latest design.
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Orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company win be given prompt attention.
and the style of work and prices will b.
sure to please YOU.
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orders for printing sent to the Dispatch
Comnanv will be given prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices VIII be
sure 10 please you.
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pARK-pLACE NJ. II. CHuI

,,t1IrRSDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, SIP. NJ.
AnarIca's Greatest Dialect Humorist,
GILBERT WALpEN, OF virginia,
the famous southern Elocntlonist' tn,
morous and Dramatic Recitals. From
Laughter 10 weeping. Thrilling war anu
xviid-West scenes. Beautiful southern
stories from sunny cotton fields ana old
plantations. Adults. % cents; children, 10
cents. Benefit Sunday school. ,..,.,,..
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NINE. VERA FALCON. NArU RAJ.
Adviser and Life Reader. can be consult
ed on all affairs OF life. Satisfaction guar
sor a few days only. Windsor. corner
Eighth and Franklin. Hours from 3 a.
NJ. to II. VI. 10 LII
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LECTURES.
Ut TIT TIT =
"X-RAYSv LECTURE

BY Professor c. IA. winston,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH, p. NJ.
Seventh-Street Christian Church.
Admission. % cents Reduced for schools.
mo 22-Su. " &FSt)
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si.7j Chenille Covers. ca square, 81.
6-foot Window shades. DC.
40c. Window Shades, feet. in all popu
SOC. Window Shades. feet. in all shades
CT l-2c
75c. Window Shades. feet. 5oc:
Window Shades made TO order TO
BLANK ETs, COMFORTS,
AND FUR ROBES
7Jc. White 1914 Blankets. Oc.
81 Cray Blankets. 1914 T5c
s. Gray Blankets. fancy borders, N.S.
s. ATWOOD Silver Gray Blankets. s5.ts
- ATWOOD III Blankets. >.
Special reduction in soiled Blankets
They are marked one-third OF the origi.
4 Full-size Comfort. the regular price
15c.. at f2c
Extra Large Comfort. 7sc. Irregular value
81 Comforts. padded with pure white
A few Down Comforts. to close ou, az
$50.
81 Down Comforts at IS.
Fur Robes. sl.25 TO $50. They are 800
less than any other store.
CARPETS.
There was never known in Richmond
before such prices on Carpets. oar stock
is too large. and we must reduce II.
ALL CARPETS MADE AND LAZY
p p6sS | GRE FIFE cHEA pr WORK S5sH'N' WE
75c Brussels yoc.
81 Brussels, zoe.
v26 Tapestrv ooc.
Sis Wilton Velvet. 75c.
$50 Velvet Carpet. 9Oc.
81 i-2c. Ingram. 25c.
SOC. Ingram. 81 l-2c
60 1-2c. Ingram, 45c.
15c. Ingram. SOC.
Remnants Carpets at one-half OF tnt
original cost:
3Oc. Ingram. iSc.
5oc Cocoa. 25c.
81 Smyrna Rugs IS inches, at 75c.
$50 Smyrna Rugs. IS inches. US.
81 Smyrna Rugs ~ inches, N.so.
e SMYRNA Rugs. GO inches. s..
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRuGGETs.
s5gn, 3x3 1-2, 50.
Felt Druggets less than cost.
~ you need a DRUGGEr. come ana
look 1T ours and get the prices.
SPECIAL REDUCTION IN MATTINGs.
Kasmir RUE. originally sold for 81, VIII
be sold for N.19
OL-CLOTH
81 -2c. On-Cloth. DC. yard.
3Oc Oil-Cloth, &c. yard
81 lie. Oil-Cloth. yards wide 81 l-2c.
75c Ol-Cloth. yards wide, 50c. sreL
Remnants On-cloth, slightly damaged
We are displaying one of the largest
lines of Rockers and Dinins-Room Chairs
In the city.
Sewing Rockers, 9Oc.
Large Rocking Chairs. N.7o.
Dining Room Chairs, s set.
Children's Rockers, gc. to 81.
High Chairs, soc. 10 $3.50.
our Holiday is now open In the base
nent There has never been such oss
play of Toys in Richmond before.
,03 E. Broad st.
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Where there are children, there IT.
Bulls Cough Syrup should be always
lauGy.
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ASSESSMENTS.
FIFTH ANNUAL BALL.

given by the Columbus Band. for the
Hall THANKSGIVING NIGHT, Novem-
her 2e. 1856 Admission Gentleman and
lady 30 cents. COMMITTEES Of Arrange
ments-Josepn Morano Philip Calavta,
II. Zaccard j. Johenning, and p Eddens.
no 22-Su&Th2t
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Odd Lace Curtains, One-Haif of the
Regular Cost.

Sl.D Lace CulIaIhs, III an Ht" ueSI5I7'
81 pair.
81 Lace Curtains. sl25 pair.
s. Brussels. 81 pair.
$50 Brussels-Net Curtains, s. pair.
$50 Portieres, in Red Blue, and Green
sl9S pair.
s. Damask Portieres, $50 pair.
Couch Covers. In Damask, real value
So. i'm new Persian patterns, will be SOLD
at ST.
zoe. Chenille Covers, "a square. Bic.
75c. Chenille Covers. l yard square, SOC.
81 Chenille Covers, 81 square, Csc.
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25c. Gentlemens Wire-Buckle Suspend
ers, l5c.
Gentlenen's Atwood GLOVES. pc.
Genuemen's Fleece-Lined Kid Gloves
Gentlemen's Kid Gloves in the newest
shades. The real value of these gloves
is $3.50 We will sell at 81.
Gentlemen's Seamless Socks, pairs TOT
Gentlemen's Atwood Hose, 81 i-2c.
FURs AND FEATHER nOAs.
Martin and Mink Eur, soc.
White Thibet Fur, 15c.
81 Feather Boas. 7jc.
81 Feather Boas. Sl-25.
Feather Boas from soc. to -.
Real Ostrich-Feather Boas. regular
value $40. TO be sold at $3.50.
HANDI< AND HOSIERY.
Bows Improved Double Knee Hose. This
IS a great hose for a boy. The regular
price is lG Csc. 10 be sold at y l-2c;
25c. Ladies' Hose. high-spliced heeis'
4oc. Ladies' Atwood Hose, in Gray and
Fancy White Handkerchiefs. &C., worth
l0c. -,
12 1-2c. Embroidered HandkerchIefs, lOc
Csc. Hemstitched Embroidered Handker-
zoe. Fancy Embroidered Handkerchief,
SPECIAL IN NOTIONS TOMORROW.
You will see the prices at the counter
on each article.
BOYS CLOTHING.
To you mothers this win interest you II
Won have to buy your boy a School SUIT
sl25, slightest soil, at 69c.
sl75 Suit. only in a few sizes, 10 Gloss
out at Sll9.
81 Fancy Mixed Suits. a few sizes, at
$50.
$3.50 Suit, all-wool, in the shade or
Brown, Mt $1.9S.
S825 Atwood Cashmere Suit, in new
style back. $40.
375 All-Wool Cheviot, in fancy black
$3.50.
A few sizes in Boys Corduroy Suits 20
be closed out at Sl.S9.
1925 Boys Blue Refer at sls9.
50 Boys Refer, $50.
SILK CAPS.
soc Silk Cap at 25c.
GO I-2c Silk Cap at 39c.
I'll. 80