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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
HALTED THE MAIL-CARRIER.
but He Had Pistol and Drove
Them on

BLACKSBURG, Va. october 23.-(Spe-
cial.)-The mail Is carried across the
country from this point eight miles 10
Christiansburg Depot, and when the
days are as. short as now it is frequent
Is after dark before it reaches here. on
last evening as the carrier was return
ing he was met by two men i'm very
dark part Of the road. abclt midway be-
tween Blacksburg and the station. They
attempted to block his way. He called
10 them to get out of the way and allow
him to proceed. The only reply was two
rocks thrown al him, one striking the
dashboard OF the hack and splintering
It. the other passing through the hack.
The driver drew his pistol and fired once
The fellows started on "a run up the road
He again fired and then they took the
reverse. He was unable % recognize
them or tell whether they were white or
black This Is the first time that such
thing has ever occurred here. and the
occurrence created a great deal of in
dignatlon. Such thing as highway rob
berry is unheard Of in our county, and
the regret is universal that the scoundrels
were able TO escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
READY TO HANG HIN.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM LyNcnINc
OF ALLEGED AMHERST rIEND.
Fully Rccognizcd-A Mob Twice Pre-
par.d 20 Swing Him Up-saved by
n..n,nm for Dear Lifc-1reat Es-
element.
element.

LYNCHBURG. VA, october @.-(Spe-
ciaI)-The negro Neatly Johns, who f.
charged with attempting a criminal as
xaoit on Irene watts. a young white girl
Of Amherst county. had a narrow escape
from being lynched this morning. Nine
o'clock was the time appointed Cor his
preliminary hearing before Magistrate
Irwin. Of Amherst. and the hearing vas
20 have taken place at the Amherst erd
OF the bridge that leads across James
river at this place.
The negro. who had been confined in the
San in this city, was taken over TO Am
herst by Constable Dawson. and owing 20
some misunderstanding In regard 10 the
witnesses. the hearing was postponed un-
al the afternoon. In the mean time.
large crowd Of white men. and some cell
ored. had gathered from all parts OF the
surrounding country. and when the Con-
stable started TO return 10 the city with
his prisoner the crowd blocked his way
and informed him that the prisoner should
not leave Amherst until the young girl.
Irene Watts. had arrived.
THREATS OF LYNCHING.
Loud threats Of lynching were heard.
and IL was declared openly that If the girl
recognized the man asithe negro who had
attempted the assault ne should be lynch
cd. A rope. Il is said. had been procured.
and every preparation had been made Tor
swinging the man 10 the bridge. Fortu-
natcly the girl did not arrive. steps were
taken 10 inform the authorities OF mis-
city Of the situation OF affairs. and mea-
sures would have been taken TO cail out
the police force had not Constable DaW-
son. assisted by Mr.. I. =. Whitehead,
young lawyer. who had been employed oy
the girls father to prosecute the negro
succeeded In quoting the mob and in get
ting the prisoner over the bridge into the
city. The crowd followed the Constable
ard the negro TO this side Of the river.
but they did not attempt 10 proceed any
further.
A SECOND ATTEMPT.
A second attempt TO lynch the negro
was made this afternoon. IL was decided
10 remove him 20 Amherst Courthouse,
and for that purpose he was taken from
the city jail The Constable who had him
in charge on the way TO the depot learn
ell that Irene Watts was in Madison, and
thinking that all danger was over. took
his prisoner across the bridge in order
that the girl might have an opportunity
OF fully recognizing him. The crowd had
not departed. and We're still congregated
at the end Of the bridge. The girl recog-
nizcd the prisoner. and the moment that
she did 80 the mob rushed forward. The
negro broke away and ran for dear Ire
in the direction Of the city. on reaching
the Lynchburg side OF the river he was
quickly arrested and escorted by some
half dozen policemen. who had appeared
on the scene. was placed in jail and VIII
be confined there until the Amherst au-
thorities have decided what further steps
70 take.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT.
Marriage in Roanoke COunty-A Dis
tinguiShed Visitor.

ROANOKE. VA. October 23.-Cspe-
eia1.) reached here to-day Of
= fatal burning accident yesterday near
The Roror mines, about six miles south
west OF this city. Emma White (colored)
left her two children at home while she
went TO visit a neighbor. and while she
was away they began TO play with the
fire, with the result that Emma, a girl
four years old. was SO severely burned
that she died before night
Miss Norma j. Baker and B. +. Young
of this city. were married last night at
the brides residence, on Franklin road.
by Rev. j. c. Jones. pastor OF Trinity
Methodist church. assisted by Rev. S. l..
Rice, Of the United Brethren church.
DR.. j. Mefiitt Flynn. an eminent surgeon
OF London, England. owner Of the South
London Hospital Is here visiting his
friend and former fellow-student, Dr.
Charles q. Cannaday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
Salem Selections.

SALEM. VA. October 23.-(Speclal)-
Charles J. Call and Arthur Medley are
among the latest additions to the Latter
Day Saints in this county. They are Nor
mon elders from Utah. and were in Salem
a few days ago.
Captain A. C. NJ. Horner and wife, who
have been In Europe for several months
past have returned TO Salem.
The seniors Of Roanoke College have de
cided 10 adopt caps and gowns, and will
shortly "astonish the natives" by appear
ing In this garb. DIR. Dreher president
OF the college, mas been to MChonk Lake.
n. y. where he attended the annual In
dian conference.
Jim Trent and George Harris. who had
been confined in the county Jail here for
several months. for violation of United
States revenue laws In Floyd county. have
been released by Judge Paul.
Captain W. W Brand, who attended
The meeting OF the State Board of Agri-
culture In Richmond last week and Colo
mel A. NJ Bowman, who this week at
tended the session OF the Board Of Direct
ors OF the Central state Hospital AT Pc
tersburg. have both returned TO Salem.
At a meeting Of the trustees Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

NORFOLK, VA. October Z.-(SpecialJ
Mat Young Is on trial i'm the County
Court to-day for the murder of sherman
Smith. The crime was committed at the
corner of Chestnut and Griffin streets last
April. and Young was arrested AT me
time He had words with Smith WINE
the men were in a cOok-shop eating, anu
Young claimed that Smith was coming
AZ him with a knife when he seized an
axe and struck the blow that cost me ne
SCENTS the accused and Captain Marshall
the Commonwealth. The case viii pro-
baby not 90 to the jury until tomorrow
rrnnrnirnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
n,Ir,y EDWARDS on THE BETTING
what the WclI-known Ne" i"'''
Stakeholder Says.

Editor New York Journal;
The betting up TO date on the gener'.
result in the presidential race Is 10
and 3 to 1 that Mckinley will win ouus
of to ! cannot be obtained withou'
some trouble ~. xoru
state will give Mckinley between loO'vN
and 10000 majority. ,. l.,
Even money is offered on the result 10, IL 10
Kentucky Indiana. Michigan ana O"'i-
fornia J., .es.~,l
on the result I'm Illinois 10 10 IS ohered
that Mckinley will carry the state T..
Even money Is bet on 5000 MAJORITY loi
Mckinley I'm New Jersey. -.
Even money is offered that New noTh
CITY will give Mckinley 25,00O majority
The bet is even that Bryan VIII get
10 electoral votes.
These are the only points OF dinerence
unon which any general betting is being
done
Fnth-Avenue Hotel, October 2d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

IF your name IL not on the regis
tra.ion hooks by shutdown to-day
you will lose your vote. Unless You
have recently registered, REGiS-
TER TODAY. There will he no
other opportunity before the presi-
Dental election. REGISTER To-
nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
By J. b. Elan & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
10 flf3 east Main strlcL

Under the provisions Of certain DECD
~ tr1tst dated the 18th of Decefnne- -. p
recorded IN Deadlock 1856 G, page b
Richmond Chancery Court the lnt.-
signed trustee will sell by public alctiol
on the premises, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1885,.
at o'clock =. NJ, the ab0ye-nam
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE
RESIDENCE, described In said deed. me
Iof fronting on the south line OF rlnfi
avenue between Cherry and Linden streets
30 feet. and running back within parable.
lines 1873 feet 20 paved alley I'D icet "ilf.
and the dwelling being spacious, sud-
stantlal Wcll-appOinted, tlrtc-siof
brick structure, containing twelve rooms
having all the modern convenience. 900
halls and rooms being OF GOOD Size v.n
ample light and ventilation. heated ~
furnace and open fireplaces. and the el-
tire premises in good order.
The occupant VIII take pleasure On SHOVE
ing the property on any day before ne
sale between the hours of and O'Clock
r. NJ. and the premises viii also be- 0rtl
for Inspection az the time of sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash. Tho balance
In three equal instruments AZ Sis. tHe.te,
and eighteen months, by negotiable notes.
with interest added. and secured by ie
of trust on the property or the whole ~
the purchase money IN cash, at the 0pipA
oc 20 HILL MONTAGUE. Trustee
by H. Seldom Taylor q Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
Eleventh and Bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
Unmicide IN LOnlsa.

LOUISA. VA, October 23.-(Special)I J.,
In a difficulty this evening at Mineral
City, on the Chesapeake and ono Iali
liam NJ. Trice. also white. Trice leaves
wife and four children. Hamilton Is stu
at large. but Judge Sims has telegraphe-
the Justice at Mineral City to appoint spe-
cial constables to arrest Hamilton h'
Ret Inflammation Is that Trice was follow
ing up Hamilton, and the latter turned
and Killed him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
JOSH BILLINGS SAID
| LuY a Rooster for Just Two Things.
One IL The Crow that il 10 Him, and
tie Oth'r IL the Spurs that air in
Hin 10 Take Up The Grow With.

Advertising doesn't count nowadays
unless you have the goods ana right
prices 10 draw your customers.
We have the prices. and We have the
goods, and We have the customers. too,
but we want more. We want your trade
and II you will come 10 our store and
see what We can sell you for 81, you'll
never so anywhere else
4 POUNDS FINEST CURED BREAK
FAST BACON. p CENTS
1000 bales Finest Timothy Hay, per
10 " S5rr1 g New; Nos iisccrci large o.
Fresh Cracker-Dust, per pound. 4
1000 cans Imported French Peas,
brass labels ...... ............ ........ 10
1000 boxes Large Stove Backing, 10
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee, per
pound zee. ....... s......... .-.......... -
100 bottles Fine French Brandy, 1915, 49,
q Io,9Ss Fine Boilea 0ais .'...' 5.
5000 pounds Finest Susar-Cured
Should rs.... ........ ......... ........
Finest New York State Creamery
Butter ....... ......... ......s......... ~
1000 barrels Highest Grade Family
Gibsous Old Rye Whiskey. per gal
lOn...... ...... ......-. .-.. ..........: %
English Breakfast Teas. in 1-pound
Bn i2ng PiPsr Mountain iii Rye Whlskey.
bottle ....... ......+-.. ......... ~
Finest French Prunes. large and
Juicy, per pOund.... ................... 10
20 tubs Mountain Roll Butter, sweet
and mellow. ...... .................. Is
Pure Butchers Lard, in any quanti-
" ..... ...... .-..... ....................
Large Wire-Hoop Cedar Tubs. 80
II Large Bars Finest Laundry Soap. -
WATER-GROUND CORNMEAL, per
Large sugar Bowls Mixed Mustard. 10
Olives, In pint jars. fresh goods...... 10
Fine Cream Cheese. per pound ...... 10
Irish Potatoes. per peck, large and
meaiy....... ............... ....-....... IL
500 barrels Dunlop Patent Family
400 dozen cans Flat-Top Columbia
River salmon .......... ............. 10
50 dozen Half-Pound Cans Finest
IN S oSo bounds md: Rni SIDES ~
aFine Sugar-Cured Hams. per pound. 10
Home Made Preserves, per pound. .
Finest Jellies. all fiaVOrs, per pound.
Home Made Cider Vinegar per gallon 20
Finest New Orleans Molasses. new
CROP. ....... ......,.. .............. 80
5000 gallons Rock Candy Syrup, per
gallon. 30
Homemade Mixed Cakes. per pound. 7
Finest Baking Powder on the market.
1-pound cans ........ ...::........ )
OD6 pounds Imported Egg Noodles
for 1-pound packages. ...... ...... 3
Jersey Lily Family Flour, per bag. 2j
l,O00 boxes White Floating Soap, only
for to-day, per cake. .............. 2
Hanover Sweet Potatoes. per peck. s
New Evaporated Apples. per pound. S
! 5.CO0 pounds New London Raisins, per
pound .....-.... ....... ................ 3
New Leehorn Citron, per pound. 49,. II
Come early, and be sure 10 bring your
neighbor. ID O'SULLIVAN,
New phone. 275 (old one Also.
DC l0-Sa Su. Tu. Tn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

II your name IN not ON the regis
trntion hooks by sUndOwn to-day
you VIII lose your vote. Unless YOU
have recently registered. REGIS
TER TODAY There Will be no
other opportunity before the presi-
Dental election. REGISTER TO-
NAV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
AUCTION sALEs--rhi. pay.

WHEN REAL ESTATE rs SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PHO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
SATURDAYS BARGAIN PRICES on
HOSIERY.

Ladies' D-Gauge Hermsdorf-Dye Silk
Finished Hose. 19c. a pair. Nothing
under % 1-3c. can touch IL.
Children's Heavy Ribbed Fast-Black
Seamless Hose, the kind you pay l9c.
for here &C. a pair.
The best DC Corduroy Ribbed Fast
Black Hose for boys and girls, here
12l9e. a pair-all sizes 6 To 9i5.
Ladies' Fast-Black Pure Wool Cash
mere Hose. imported, l7c. a pair
30 dozen Ladies' Fast-Black Seamless
Hose. l2c ones, for Be-. pair.
Children's Hose heavy ribbed, Fast
Black. an sizes Be-. % pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
The University Accident.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October %.
Special THE juries Of inquest whicn
have been investigating the causes lead
ing TO the collapse of the roof at the
University have reached conclusion
The Jury for the county decides that du-
ring the construction OF the roof OF the
building. known as the northeast lecture
room. certain props or braces were used
20 suncort the concrete work IN IFS green
condition and on the removal Of these
props the roof OF the building fell IN.
causing the death Of r. G. Tucker 0snown
as George Tucker and Eugene Bunch,
and that the props or braces were re-
moved by orders from some other en-
ployee Of the Manhattan Concrete Com
pany The decision OF the city jury says
In effect that the Manhattan Concrete
Cor1uiiny is responsible for the removal
OF the props.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
BY A. b. Apperson & CO.,
Real Estate AuctiOncers
VNRUSrEES' AUCTION SALE
Il OF
BRICK DWELLING --.
No. 81 NORTH TWELFTH STILL ~, =,
AT THE SOUTHEASTERN IN EhSl'O
TION OF MARSHALL AND
TWELFTH STREETS.

Under the authority OF the owners sl1
by virtue OF a deed Of trust 20 the ah1s'
signed surviving trustee. dated Ma.
1876, duly recorded In Richmond ,na.~'
Court Clerks Office. In Deed-BcOk ~ ~
page i13, default having been mao.
the payment or the debt therein see
and being required by the benehclais
Will sell at public auction. upon me l'e'N
Uses on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER .. lSS.
az y o'clock NJ. me aOOSe-dese, ~
PROPERTY. The dwelling. Whlen "a
we'll and substantially built contains "a
rooms. besides closets and drla--.
kitchen with six rooms. The lot No"'
30 feet on Twelfth street. IN.
The location OF this properly beln1 -
trail. and close 20 the business porto" ".
the city. makes IL desirable as an
vestment or as a home IL
TERMS Cash as 70 expense OF
and all past-due taxes, II any. e'- ~
ratable proportion OF taxes for ~
debt OF $1,000, with interest from MAJ
1896, till paid: balance on sdcn teiinsS, i,
the owners may direct, or. In the vEs" IN
their failure TO give such difesto., 20
such terms as the trustee may u"'N'
be announced on day Of sale I'D
HENRY TAflOhSss , Les
oc p Surviving Is~s''~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

by j. Thompson Brown G. Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. lll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

In execution Of "a certain deed OF trust
from John W. Jordan and wife % e
undersigned trustees Of the Home hull-
ing Company (PerpetuaD, dated Octlsee
-, 1925, and recorded in the Clerks o.ic1
OF HenrlcO County Court iu Dee1-hooA
l99 A, page Al, which was given to secure
inc payment OF a certain sum of money
therein mentioned default having l.eA
made in the payment OF a part nereo,'
ana being directed by the Board ci il-
rectors OF said Home Building COMPANY
tPerpetuaD, we will proceed 20 sell, AZ
pubic auction, on the promises. 2n
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. 1876,
al 40 o'clock p. NJ, the ab0Ye-men-
toned REAL ESTATE. IL being the same
conveyed by said deed Of trust. and fully
described therein.
TERMS. Enough I'm cash TO pay cost or
sale, ali past-due taxes; also, q rataDe
snare Of the taxes Of 1895. and the sum
o. $S.2, which Is the amount now que
on said debt. and the balance al six snl
twelve months. evidenced by negorao.s
notes, with interest added and secured
by a deed OF trust
n. ID. HARGROVE.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR
FRANK r. SUTTON.
Oc . Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

If your name IL not on the regis
trntion books by shutdown to-day
you VIII lose your vote. Unless YOU
have recently registered, REGIS
TER TODAY. There viii be no
other opportunity before the presi-
DENTAL election REGISTER TO
DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
A ROUGH EXPERIENCE.

The schooner a. r. Keene, Captain
Charles Keene. arrived here in tow to-
day with cargo of Rockland lime. Cap
tain Keene says he left Hillsboro', New
Brunswick, on the 80 of October. On the
9Th he passed Cape May lighthouse at 8
p. NJ. and subsequently was blown out
to sea. and as far south as Bermuda, by
the storm Of that date. His sails were al
most torn to pieces and his vessel ana
crew greatly endangered. He has been
sailor for many years. but this was the
worst storm he ever experienced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

BY virtue OF deed OF trust from
Daniel b. Jones and Lucy, his wife. 10
the undersigned trustee. dated July = 1884.
recorded i'm the Clerks Office OF henrico
County Court. in Deadlock lio A. page
Ill. 10 secure the payment OF a certain
note herein described. and default haVinS
been made. and being requested by tne
beneficiary so TO do he viii proceed 70
sell at public auction, on the premises TO
the highest bidder. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER -. 1896,
at 40 r. NJ, the PROPERTY descrlDed
In said deed as follows:
All that certain parcel Of land lying IN
that portion OF HenricO county, IN the
State of Virginia. called Sidney" and
near the corporate limits Of the city OF
Richmond. Il being the corner lot al the
northwest corner OF the intersection OF
Hsrvie and Richie streets, fronting 81
feet on said Harvie street. and running
back along the western line Of said Ritchie
street i'm parallel lines III feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO the expense or exc
cutting this trust and 500, which Is the
amount OF the note due on said property.
BY consent OF all parties interested other
and very liberal terms may be announced
at sale. EDWARD II. BROWN.
Trustee.
J. Thompson Brown & Co, Auctioneers.
Oc %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
To Cure n Cold I'm One Day

take laxative Bromo Quinino Tablets
Druggists refund money II fails to cure
&c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF THE
Excellent Brick Residence
No. 1907 WEST CARY STREET
WITH THE
m-Foor LOT on WHICH 1T STANDS

In execution Of deed OF trust. da,.l
November @ 1892. and recorded in TO
Office of the Clerk OF the Cnaneefy Co-H
for the city Of Richmond, IN Decd-Bock
az &C" page l55. there having. been de-
fault i'm the payment OF portion of ne
debt secured and being required So %
do bv the beneficiary. / will sell by plo.e
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER %. 1895.
at t20 o'clock p. NJ. that EXCELLENT
TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
DWELLING. No. 1907, on the south Side
Of cary street between Linden ar. czech
streets. with the lot upon which DC stands.
fronting - feet. and running back ib
feet & inches to an alley 10 the rear
This is "A snug house. In good location
and should attract the attention of both
bouoe-soollers and investors.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 20 pay the costs
Of executions the trust and all taxes ,nat
may be due UP 70 day OK sale ali To-
disoharge "a note for 5000 with lnt.res.
tbereon from May 5. ls96. and the residue
unon terms 20 be announced on or before
the day of sale. .,-,---. -.-...
% - W. DIV 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

Lace-Edge Pompadour Veiings, SOC. q
yard
Maggie Veilines, is Inches VIDE. nlle
on Black, or Black on White, pc
yard.
New Tuxedo Veilings, chenille. spotted
or plain. p and 35c. yard, instead OF
27-inch Black Tuxedo Yelling, chenille
dot 1rn 4 Narl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
WRUSTEES' SALE
On mn O.. 90

NICE NEW TWO-STORY FIVE-ROON
FRAME DWELLING.
No. 5l2 OHIO STREET,
BETWEEN OSBORNE TURNPIKE
AND WILLIAMSBURG ANENlL,
WITH LOT 20 FEET FRONT Bl "
FEET DEEP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24
XIII INDERNEAR.

4 slight hint OF the many special bar
gains for to-days selling:
Children's Vests. heavy fioeccd, 12i2c.
each instead of 2jc
BOYS Gray Wool Mixed MerinO Shirts
and Drawers. l9c., usually soc.
Chudren's Egyptian Ribbed Fleeced
Union Suits an sizes 25c. a suit.
Ladies' zoe silk Finished Heavy Flceced
Vests and Pants. 2Jc. each.
Norfolk ard New Brunswick Wool
Ribbed Vests and Pants, In White or
Natural. soc. each.
Think OF itl Ladies' 39c. Ribbed Vests.
with crochet and taped neck and
III L NlIM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-24

Every new and desirable style to be
found here to-day
Black SILK Taffeta Waists, detached
White Linen collars, S.9S instead
Changeable Colored Taffeta silk Waists,
Si75: should be S.
Flannel Waists I'm Navy. Black, Green
and Cardinal. trimmed pretuly with
Black SOutache braid, newest sleeves,
I.75-all sizes.
BLACK and White Figured Novelty
Waists. Black velvet stock, collars,
perfect fitting, 81
Tan Cheviot Norfolk Waists, very
swell, S2.9S