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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
Nlneleentl, canturv -.

The interest taken in the meetings
of this club was manifested b. aii al
tendance of thirty members AT the reg.
lar meeting last Wednesday night II
the residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. JnO. VI
Nichols. The set pr, gIamme was
gone through with in manner delight
full to all.
BY ballot Miss Jessie aicNabb and
Mrs. B. |. Adkins were elected mem
bers Of the club. aud by viva YOce
vote Rev. Lockwood at Helena. was
elected an huHorary member. and &C
kuowled.ed Tie same by Il few c, mpli-
mentary remarks.
The committee. consisting Of Mes
DANES Knight and Williams and Miss
Anna Lee Cobb, reported the following
programme for the next meeting:
Author Selected-Bulwer.
Authors Lite. 49,. Dr.. Wm. Cruteher.
Music. .........-Miss Lucy Williams.
Comp lrlsun of the style of Bulwer with
tina 0f some other authors.
Vocal Solo. . Miss Minnie Rollwage.
Reading from the Last DAYS of
pompeii." ........... Paris German
Instrumental Solo. Miss Floy Ross.
Each member must relate some Incl
dent in the life eft l}ulWpr.
Miss Fannie Winfield having resign
ed the Secrptaryship of tie club, Miss
Alice Rolwage was elected TO I'll the
uneXplred term.
The club will meet at Mrs. Il. j.
Williams Oh Wednesday. Nov. 4.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
Ours are correct weights.

1t having come TO our knowledge that
some dissatisfaction has been created
10y our cotton weights, we take this
method of justifying our scales AMI
ourselves. The following letter from
the Lesser Cotton Co. is self-eXplana-
tory. respectfully,
w. G. FERGUSON & Son. .
Mariana, Ark, Oct. 10, 1896.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23

After having heard Lutte
Macs" speech Mon lay night, quite
number of democrats and popu-
lists who had boIted the fusion
icket, recorsidercd the matter and
to swallow the whole
dose.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
- a1 -
Lost.

By tie long heated summer months
one viii lose thris energy and appetite.
and il hey will Try one bottle Of browns
lIon Tonic they will soon recover their
lost strength and appetite j. II. Tip.
"a
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23
Wantad

Everyone who feels run down. tired
out, full of malaria, or any blood
trouble. to call and get bottle of
Browns Iron Tonic, the King of all
Ionics. j. II. Upton
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23

Don't you believe that Mckin-
ley is going to be the next presi-
dent Bryan viii receive a major
lly of the electoral votes, and the
'aFgest popular vote ever given TO
"a presidential candidate ia this
country.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1896-10-23

For Congress. Firs. egt.gressional District,
T.. d. MCCULLOUH, JR. Of Lee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Death I'm Louisa.

FREDERIC NSHALL. june 25.-(Spe-
cial The death was announced yesterday
evening M SurluR Garden, his home,
about three miles from this place, after
over years illness. OF Robert WoOdsOn
Goodwin. one OF the best esteemed ana
most respected citizens Of Louisa. HIS
mother and father. on their marriage, In
is0 the year Father Richie started the
Enquirer). passed through Richmond on
for their future home IN Louisa. Thomas
Jefferson carried his wife 10 Monticello
the same way. Mr.. Goodwin. who came
OF long-lived family. passed away at the
age OF y years Though slight IN build.
till within a few years Of his decline he
was one Of the most active Of men. During
the course OF a long and active life. passed
as q planter. be was never sick. He was
a man Of unusual intelligence and kindli-
ness Of heart, always ready TO do his
nelghDor a kindness. and therefore es-
teemed b. them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Many Decisions Rendered by Ihat
Tribunal Yesterday.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, June 2. -(speciaL)
Clarston ct ais vs.. Virginia Coal ana IRON
COMPANY. Opinion by Judge Reilly. From
the Circuit Court Of Lee county. Afhrmed-
The controversy IN this case turned upon
the proper construction OF one Of the calls
Of the patent for the land involved.
Sulphur Mines Company rs. Thompson
heirs From The Circuit Court or l>yuis1
county. Reversed. Opinion BY Judge
orr vs. Penuington's Administrator
From the Circuit Court Of Lee county.
Afsrned. Opinion by Judge Buchanan,
Held that a party VINO mas hnoWlels7r ~
his rights, or the means OF ac4ui..',5
knowledge. as 10 whether a conveyance
was made by the grantOr when ne was OF
uusound mind. or by reason OF UNDUE IN
fueuce exercised over him by the sIdHtee'
and DELAYS bringing suit Tor nine years,
and until after both parties 10 the Qred
me dead without giving any reason either
In the bin or proof Tor the delay, T. suliy
Of laches and his bill should Dc dis SSH
Louisville and Nashville Railroad CON-
ranv vs. TAYLOR and others. opinion Dy
Jgdge buchanan. From the Circuit Court
IN lee county. Reversed. Held tnat a
county Judge is cisquailned from s.l'ins
mi a case where he has been counsel blt
if he does hear the case MS acton ls not
void. but y0idable merely, and Will De
reserved upon error or appeal. court OF
equity has no jurisdiction 70 interfere
Early and Clark ~ the common tal ny,
From the Corporation Court OF ne 80
OF Roanoke. Reversed. Opinion oy Judge
Keith
orr and LitOn VS. Goodies, trustee 81
ais ana orr ~. GOOdlOe, trustee. et as.
Prom the Circuit Court % Wise county.
Affirmed. Opinion By judge KERN; Bcth
81 these cases were disposed OF IN the
same opinion. .,..,,,.
Fayette Land Company vs.. Louisville
ard Nashville Railroad Company. From
the Circuit court OF wise county. Affirmed.
opinion by Judge Keith.
IL. :. Kane. for. &c, vs.. Mann. from
the Circuit Court OF Scott county. Re
versed. Opinion by Judge CardWeh.
Hartman vs.. Ratlin e ais. From
the Circuit Court OF Buchanan county.
Reversed Opinion by Judge Cardwell.
Booth " Dotson. From the circuit
Court OF Wise county. Dismissed. Opln-
ion by Judge caTdwell
Rasnicx aud ais. W. Banner and ais.
From the Circuit Court OF Scott county,
Dismissed for failure 10 execute appeal
bond within the proper tine;
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

p,aoaucts and labor. and declares that
leeov, prosperity. and hapuiness denend
ticket " N"e hepuohean state
hlSSES FOR THE PRESIDENT.
?, Ihcre was a great sensation whom paul
- M'ahs onered a substitute for the sill
yer plank, favoring the cold dollar ne Inc
@,"Nualu. MI Means said In the course
OF OF, remarks IN support OF his SUBSTITUTE.
ne sentiment uttered by my ideal man
-. .hls world, the President OF the United
N.ates instantly there arose q storm OF
shonts ana Kisses, which rose and fell Tor
lylN n minute Mr.. Means said he de-
plVi,9 inc TACT that any convention
Mo.H MSS the name OF any President be
nc temporal or Republican. There were
more Misses. but in less volume and
th'5c came from both the galleries and
the hoor Mr.. Mcans's substitute was
Iosl-ayes. 81: noes Si5-and BY a rising
vote The platform was. on motion OF Air
Meahs' unanimously adopted.
SYMPATHY FOR CUBA.
The following resolution was adopted by
me Democratic party. being alwavs In
favor or people struggling 10 secure liber-
W against dcspotism. hereby extends its
sympathy 10 the patriots who are now
hraNeiy endeavorng 10 free themselves
from the cNoctions OF monarchy and 10
establish sister republic in the western
hemisphere"
WATSON NOMINATED.
Cyrus b. Watson OF Winston. was nomi-
nateu lpr Governor on the first ballot
lte received s92 votes. James G.. MacRae
io5' walter Clark. l73, Lee 5. OverInan. e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

Highest of all in Leavcnng Power.Laes US Govt Report
RE&e!|> q! &c.
Age&SaEUTEH,M ESgJTE

La France roses. with Cadet c. F. Harri-
son. of Leesburg, Va.
Miss Katherine Tahb. Of Baltimore Nd,
Dresden organdie. with Cadet J. V. Bick-
ford. OF Hampton. Va.
Miss Helen Taylor Moore OF Wytheville.
Va. white organdie and green silk, with
Cadet r. s. Spillman. OF Virginia
Miss Rebe Glasgow. OF Richmond, Va.
green organdie and white roses, with Ca
det J. p Penn, Of Virginia.
Miss Kate h. Pendleton. OF Wytheville.
Va. white organdie over white attn, with
Cadet g. A. Allen. Of Pennsylvania
Miss LutZ, OF Leesburg. Va, green crepe
and pearls. with Cadet r. W. Miller OF
Virginia.
Miss Carmichael, Of Lexington. blue SILK
null and turquoise, with Cadet II. u.
Shirley, OF Charlestown. W. Va.
Miss jamie Pritchett. OF Petersburg,
Va, blue satin and diamonds. with Cadet
r. 4. D0hie. OF Norfolk. Va.
Miss Booker. Of old Point Comfort. Va.
pink Dresden silk pearls. and la France
roses. with Mr.. ". W Holt. OF Virginia.
The chanerOns were Mrs. John Car
michael OF Lexington. lavender silk, Mrs.
Thomas NJ. Semmes. Of Lexington. black
Six: Mrs. Beverley Tucker o. Lexington.
black silk. yellow bodice; Mrs. David
Price. OF New York. blue chiffon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
WILLIAM AND MARY.
THE LAST DAY OF THE COMMENCE
MENT EXERCISES.
The Address Before the Literary So
cieties-The Delivery of Diplomas
The Notwithstanding OF the
BOnrd-EIecsions.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. June o.
CSpeciaL)-The address before the literary
societies Of William and Mary College
was delivered this morning in the chapel
by Hon. L. W. Moore Of Fairfax. The
speaker was neatly introduced by Mr..
S. O. Bland. The subject OF the Grafton
was 1.-THE Relation OF the individual TO
Government" Mr.. Moore spoke with
vigor and force. At the conclusion Of
the address the diplomas and certificates
10 the graduates IN the various schools
were awarded. The Bachelors OF Art
are: Plnmmer +. Jones. Buckingham;
Gle Mebane Smith. Charlotte; william
@. Stephenson. Southampton; Ro. Wis
Icy Williams, Charlotte.
The licentlates Of instruction are: ROs-
ser p. Birdsong. Isle Of Wight; \. w.
Bohannon. Suuy. Robert r. Bolyn, Lou
loun: John T.. Elliott. Elizabeth City;
John II. Parker Portsmouth. william Al
len Roberts. Mecklenburg; c. VI. Smith,
Charlotte; A. j. G. Stephenson. Scott;
Ro Wesley Williams, Charlotte; Spared
A. Wood. Floyd.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
The scholarships were awarded to the
following students: THE Chancellor"
founded by Hugh Blair Gugsby, Esq. to
Mr.. Reynod Hank.ns; "the Soutter'"
founded by James r. soutter. Esq. 10
Emmett II. Terrell. the Cochran"
founded by ". ". Cochran, Esq. 10 MIR.
s Porterfeld. "the Graves" founded By
Rev. Ro. j. Graves, TO George 5. Stew
ems
The gold and silver medals. in the de-
partment u mathematics. founded by r..
W. BlodHu. Of PHILIPPINE Islands in
honor Of President Benjamin $. Ewel.
were awarded, the first % a. l.. G.. Ste
phensOn. and the latter TO Charles ID.
Nolen. The gold and silver medals in
the department OF pedagogy. founded by
The same gentleman. to commemorate the
re-estabHshmcnt Of the college i'm ISIS.
were given. the former 10 \. l.. O.. Ste
phenson, and the latter. TO Ro. +. Hen
dcrson.
The Charles W Coleman Medal. for
the best article in the College Magazine,
was awarded TO Mr.. j. t. Cabeu. in
neat speech. by Mr. 70. N. Hughes. OF
Norfolk. President Tyler then announced
the session OF 1855 az an end.
THE BOARD.
The Board OF Visitors Of the college
adjourned this morning. after dispOs.ng
of "a large amount ~. business
General William j.. Taliaferro was re-
elected president of the board for two
years and Senator James " Stubs. vice
president.
Thc%5uowing college officers were re-
elected for one year. Dr. George ii.
Uankins, physician in charge Of the in
Urinary. Henry b. Smith. secretary and
treasurer: Robert Lee Spencer. steward.
Miss Lucy L. Davis. Of Lynchburg was
made principal Of the Mattey Whaley
on "a footing with the faculty Of the coll
lcge.
Mr.. r. H. Tucker. OF Danviile. was
elected assistant in the department Of
English: Luther Warren. OF this town.
assistant in the department OF Greek:
and Harry Candy Hughes, of Loudoun
county. assistant IN The department Of
pedagogy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
MIR. RYAN RETURNS HOME.
"iFeS some Incidents OF His Trip.
Delay on Hoffman Island.


Mr. William Ryan. Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Eastern District Of Nir-
ginia. has returned TO his post Of duty
here. lie only stayed I'm Cuba five or Fix
days. and while there was the guest or
General Fitzhugh Lee. lie ON yesterday
notified the Secretary Of the Treasury
Carlisle that he had reported. although
his leave o. absence had extended until
july 4th. During Mr.. Ryan's absence
Mr. w. II Tyler acted as collector Tor
this district
Mr.. Ryan was seen by "a Dispatch man
yesterday relative 20 the Cuban situation.
he said he had very little that was new
to communicate 20 the public through The
press, adding that General Lees report
10 tho state Department would De sub
United next week. and the substance Of DO
would doubtless be given TO the news
papers
FIR. Ryan remarked that while ne was
ln CUBA only about n week. he enjoyed
bis trip very much. the only unpleasant
ness being his detention for twenty-fOur
nouns ai quarantine al norman island,
New York harhOr He says that the
quarantine regulations are an right lt
was simply his misfortune % De a yellow
FEVER suspect. Ilc had q health certificate
from the sanitary officer at Habana. but
II was not satisfactory 20 The New YORK
officials. Among Mr. Ryans companions
ON The steamer Aumuri was the mate OF
Norwegian ship who had Just escaped
from "a yellow-fcver hospital at Habana.
and this made the sanitary lines harder
for him Ryani. Mr.. Ryan left General
Lee On fine health and spirits. lie IS not
afraid of ycllow-fcvcr Notwithstanding
the fact that the disease Us on the iu-
crease i'm Hahan9. General Lees report
ON the Cuban situation may Doe expected
no the State Department next Friday. Mr.
Ryan could not say what the nature Of
the report could DO. He says tat General
Bradley II. Johnson has made q host Of
friends I'm Cuba. Tho banquet which ne
gave 10 General Lee last night has been
The talk I'm society and political circles for
some time MAST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
The FOurqurean=PriCe Co.
Jordan--IrNine.

NORFOLK VA. June 25.-(speciaL)--
old 81. Paurs Protestant Eplscopa. church
was the scene tonight ~ Deauuiui vel
ding ceremony. when Miss Charlotte +.
Irvine. the charming daughter Of Major
and Mrs W T.. Irvine. was united IN tls
holy bonds OF matTlmOny 20 Mr James ".
Jordan. a well-known young business man
III this CITY. The sacred edlfce was filed
with the friends and admirers Of the con-
tracing parties The Rev. Or. -, -.
Ticker performed the ceremony. Miss
NJ BeU Irvine. sister OF the bride. was
maid OF honor. and Nr W. a. Ross was
best man There We're eight ushers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

ROANOKE. VA, June 2j.--(SpeclaL)-
Messrs. Hoge & Hose, attorneys for
number Of depos.tOrs OF the Roanoke
Trust, Loan and SAFE Deposit Company.
entered suit on their behalf to-day IN
the Hastings Court against the company
and the stockholders I'm their Individual
capacity, 10 bring about "A settlement Ct
the AFFAIRS OF the defunct company. and 10
ascertain what money the depOsltOrs may
expect. also. 10 inquire into the legality
Of the dividends which have been de-
clared by the company and paid 10 stock
holders About forty depOsitOrs. with
claims aggregatlng about $1,000 nave
signihed their intention Of going into the
SUIT. which VIII probably be ready for
a hearing az the next term OF the Cir
cult Court on the second Monday in
September
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
To Appear with Folk Miller.

UT. =. H. Coves Mr. Thurston Car
1oza. Nr oscar Lehman. ana Mr.. Had
don Watkins have cons. nfci 90 appear
ln the entertainment o. be given by Polk
MILLER al the Academy a. Music next
tuesday night The Imperial Quartette.
composed OF Nessrs. Francisco. Burton.
W0oIlrIch. and Crump Will also appear.
as win the Tony Miller Instrumental
Ouartettc. Quite number Of tho o'd
Polk Miller combination have signifed
their intention OF assisting in the eve
uing's entertainment and Mr.. shepherd
webb viii b. the musical director
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
MEETINGS.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A meeting OF the RICHMOND CHAM
BIER OF COMMERCE VIII be held FRI
DAY. the 26th instant. az I. NJ. IN the
Assembly Hall OF The Chamber.
This meeting Is called at the request or
a number Of members. who desire by
united action. 20 induce the committee
having the veterans parade in charge 20
change their route so a. 10 Include Main
street from Thirteenth 30 Seventh.
a full attendance Is desired.
:. n. HAYES. President.
r. a. Dunlop, Secretary. u zo-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
FRESH MEATS, &c.

COLD STORAGE MEATS 90 BEEF.
VEAL. LAMB. AND MUTTON In large
quantities. To the Public Having made
arrangements 20 supply our leading hotels
and the comm!ssary department Of tho
United Confederate Veterans reunion.
have also anticipated the great demand
for CHOICE MEATS among private
families. and restaurants. and I am pre-
pared 10 MI all orders promptly
"a. klRSH.
Second Market.
Stall No. 3. j. 3-F. SaS Su3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
II-2C.

Finest Notified Granite Tea-Pots. worth
S.'rie Blooms. worth not less than i5c..
0-foot White Cotton Clothes-Lines. &c.
5-Row Scrub-Brushes. large size, DC.
2-Burner Gas-Stoves. latest improved
burners. the very best. N.E. .
grade per loot for any length. lie
.lssI no. ..-,s zoo
per set. 40 az per set Of FOR ltc. 60,
n sets TRIBE Plated Knives AID Forks,
worth $3.50 per set. for each SD -,
Fi0wer-POts Tor song-0-inch' Win
% Brass Tables. selected onyx tops, rich
gold finish, bargain at ~, to-day ohiy
imported China Berry Sets. or Ice-Creant
sefs Win saucers 20 match. all elegantly
decorated and worth 3 per SET Tor To-
day CSC
100 Wire Frames. for making lamp"
shades. any shape and Size worth up ia
&c. each. choice Sc.
q dozen Fancy German--C Cups and
saucers, regular value BE-, Tor to-day
az 5-ii-inch 2-ply Garden Hose. o feet, SIS.
Lawn Mowers. very best made, Nt.
900 TwO-HOOp water failsi tne Dsss
made. sell IA most stores al y ana be''
to-day &c.
Large roll Toilet Paper. : rolls for &c.
Flesh-Forks. heavy twisted wire ham
dies lc.
Large Size neutrality-suspicious. TIN
Cups, lc -
strong and well-made Nutmeg-Gratefs.
&c
Whisk- Br0oms, best quality BROOM
worth up 10 DC, az De-.
Nouse-Traps. sure grip. kills every time,
cheapest and best made 3c.
Sotip-Tadles. strong and well made. &c.
Cake-Turners, solid STEEL blade extra
long handle. Be-
Heavy Wash Boilers, with copper bot
tom, worth 81, for isc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
DEATHS.

LOCKNANE.-Dled Thursday, June
18th. 40 1919 A. NJ al the residence OF
bis parents. f05 north Second street, VIII
LIAM MARSHALL. only child o. j. Mar
shall and Mary l.. Locknane.
Funeral will take place from the resi-
dence TO-DAY friday at +. NJ.
Virginia and New York city papers
please copy.
WHITMORE.-Died. Thursday. June
18th. at S A. A.. at the residence Of Der
parents. No. 1901 Ashland street. Es-
PELL.A VIRGINIA, infant daughter OF
Espella v. and ]. W. Whitmore, Jr.; aged
months and p days.
He doeth al things weii.'
Funeral from residence THIS Fridayl
AFTERNOON at o'clock Friends and
acquaintance are respectfully invited 70
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Receiver for the Kceley Institute.

judge Ro w Hughes yesterday ap-
pointed William Flegenheimer receiver Of
Inc Kelley Institute Of Virginia. on PEE
ution Of one OF the stockholders This
action. which is of q friendly nature,
and brought merely 10 settle up certain
matters. will I'm no way interfere with
the operation OF the institute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

who has for several days been the guest
~ Mr.. W. r. Pummer. In this city iell
for his home this morning.
During the recent revival services az
the partist church. IN Ettr!ck. some TWEEN
ty-ave or more members were added 10
the church. .-.,..o
Mr. Ryland ". Joyce, a represehtta.llv
~ the intel states Civil Service Com
,oission al Washington. spent to-day In
our citv. and gave the necessary instruc-
lions TO the members Of the Board OF
examiners in the customs department.
A meeting Of this board was TO be heid
n, SATURDAY. but In the absence Of appli-
cants for examination. there VIII be no
meeting until october
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Among the Council Committees.

The Council Committee ON Health had
quite an interesting meeting last evening
After the transaction Of routine business
the body had "a sort of love feast. prepara-
tory 10 the expiration OF the committee.
Speeches We're made by Chairman Reeve.
Dr. Oupenhimer President Of the Board
of Health. and others. expressing the rec
lrots Of fhe members at the separation.
The Committees on Water and Second
Market failed to get quoruMs.
on Wednesday afternoon the Committee
ON Second Market had a very gratifying
meeting. Appropriate speeches I'm refer
ence to the retirement of Chairman Davis
into the SUPPLEMENTARY of the City Aims
house were made boy Messrs. Epps. King.
jackson. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
SIrnN CnrrIer-PIReOn.

Mlubor0'. va. June y. 1856.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
on yesterday about 2 O'Clock a carrier
pige0n came 10 our house. IL has gold
band on the right foot and a silver band
bearing the initial IF" and No. g 625 on
the leif foot. j. c. WARREN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
ar HOSIERY COUNTER.

About 100 pairs Ladies Seamless Heel
Fast-Black Hose for PIC. "a pair
About ID pairs Ladies' Seamless Fast
color Taus. double heels and toes the
regular lN.c kind. for Sc. pair.
About I'D pairs OF our &c. pain BACK
Hose. full regular imported Hermsdorf
dye for l2iac. a pair
About sd pairs Childreu's Derby Ribbed
Fast-B.ack Hose. seamless, the Ei-c.
tyf-l f.r H. rafr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

LOST yesterday AFTERNOON A
a number OF prominent Richmond gentle
men. A liberal reward Will be paid II
returned 70 W. II. s. care Dispatch Office
le 4ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Az rHE News COUNTER.

dozen BOYS Outing shirts, sizes u 70
A. worth Zjc. fOr 5c. each.
dozen Mems Tan and Gray Isle
Thread Gloves, our Joc. quality, l0c.
pair.
9 dozen Mems Light silk Tcck5 20 be
closed out Tor &C. each.
A rev sizes OF our soc. Colorcd-Bosom
shirts TO be sold for -Jc. each.
10 dozen. sizes l0iz and II only, Gray
Mixed Seamless Socks. never sold for
L.. fhan 100. for Be-. pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

90 pairs Pure SILK Mltts, III lah anu
FaWu. o.. "a pair.
Black Thread Gauntlets &c. a pair.
Pure Black SIX AItts &C. "a pair.
Few more COlOred and Black SIX Tar
feta Gloves, regular Zoe. qudlly' TOT
loJ remaining pairs OF 81 KID Gloves. Acc.
q pair
SO pairs pure silk Tan Gloves. were 5oc,
for lie pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
e72on,org- or ez2toa.e< 222eyecs- I2s 6s7l2toosN

pany vs.. FulkersOn. From the Circuit
court OF Lee county Affirmed in part and
reversed IN part, By consent OF parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
:,nsh MR 80 HALF=HOLIDAY
3MEs8 slXAaCNMyS TO-DAY.
D N Store Closes at P, M.
Remnant and Odd-and-End Day.

To-day the store will close at p. NJ. to give our
EMPLOYEES muChneeded rest. The selling out con-
sequent of our dssolving partnership has made them
do double duty as have served twice many peo-
pie as in any month before. Until O'Clock
there will be the veliest kind of selling here.