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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
THE GLOUCESTER DEMOCRATS.
The Proceedings in Full of Their
NInss-McetinE.

E0r the Dlspalch)
roaes-meeting Of the Democratic
...., hold al Gloucester Courthouse.
,.. 1Qs 10 elect delegates TO the
s...,ton convention the following reso-
....5rs were offered by Hon. J. y. Stubs,
,-r .n motion Of Mr. J. L. Taliaierro'
,.-. voted on seriatim. and Were ADOPT
resolved. That the Democrats Of
-.rre-t,r. in mass-meetins assembled
D.. r.affrm their allegiance 10 the car
r..f principles Of Democracy, and be-
... that the welfare and prosperity
a. .r- common country will % greatly
....,.f hv thc success of the national
1.r..r.t.e party i'm the coming cam
..r ami I'D that end urge and coun-
,. Ur.r harmony. and good feelings
inside Of party lines.
Resolved. That while we are
.-.r..rr.d for the free coinage or
Ir eal AMI silver. without discrimi-
r.f..- AGAINST either metal. and also
.raa..l to farther waiting and asking
,r sr International agreement, and be-
r.,, p is t0 the best interests Of our
r..-Ie and party that these views should
,-,,al u our state and National Demo-
cratic conventions. yet we are Demo
.-.t. ami VIII Weld TO the Will of the
-.s.arfr. should different views prevail;
and ua rleI.. ourselves 10 do all We
can f~ the success OF the Chicago nomi-
noes for President and Nice-Presidcnt,
knowing that the all-important para
mount and vital question IS the success
az tha national Democratic party, rather
than Ie Republicans should set control
of the executive department, and re-
tain control of the legislative department
o. ,a- government
a Resolved. That we demand Of the
National Democratic Convention a plain
ana u1m stakablc expression on the tinan-
Cal issue. free from ambiguity.
Resolved That district delegates
from each congressional district % the
CHICAGO convention should be permitted
tl reflect the views of the congressional
district that elected them. and that the
S..t. convention should not instruct the
district delegates.
Resolved. That since the State
Republican Convention has seen fit TO
make false and unwarranted charges
against the Legislature Of Virginia, in
submitting 10 the voters I'm May 1884,
Convention" or mo convention" we
d1 eau 1000 the Democratic State Conven-
tor D stanton. 20 notice this SLAM
aaors attack. and give the matter a fiat
l.uHl
la. following resolution was offered
W Mr Marquis Jones. ana adopted;
We deem 10 iueXpedent for the ma
toua. Democracy TO nominate any man
tor election % the presidency who has
served two terms as President.
I1s following delegates 10 the Stanton
convention were elected:
Pe.sworth District. n. Stubs, G.. a.
Im..ey, Willie Ahcron.
Ware plsT.ct-Maryus Jones, r. l..
Benson. j. H. Seawei
Abingdon District-B \. Rowe. J, y.
Iaho u. @. Christian. j. a. Taliaferro.
Hon. j. a. Tabb made motion that
iaa mass-meetiug endorse tho course in
Congress OF Hons. John W. Daniel and
y IS. Jones. which was carried unani-
isSusly.
j. II. SEAWELL, Chairman.
u. G.. Bland, Secretary.
,lhe names of the delegates elected 20
me state convention and the spirit of
n' resolutions were printed IN the Dis
l-.gh he morning after the meeting)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08

The chancel was attractively decorated
with Towering plants and palms. The
bridal party entered in the following or
der. Messrs. NJ +. Howard and II. II.
Thomasson, ushers; Miss May Dacre.
Gregory, maid Of honor; Master Friday
Winston. cushion-bearer: and Miss Kittie
Winks winston. scattering flowers. The
bride. Miss Bette Dew Gregory, hand
somely gowned In white satin, came
next. accompanied by her brother, Mr..
o. Baylor Hin. while the wedding
march was being eXquisitely rendered by
Miss Julia Cardwell. She was met at
the altar by the groom, Mr.. Thomas
Winder Swift. and his best man. Mr.. G.
=. Cardwell The ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by Rev. S. S. Hep
burn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swift left on the o'clock
train for Old Point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
The CONinEfOn TrinI.

CONVICTION, VA, May 7-(Speclal)-
In the trial to-day Of the negro Magru-
der. for criminal assault upon Mrs. Bal
lengee. the latter was on the stand. She
testified to having been knocked senseless
by Magruder, and raised doubt as TO
whether the crime was assault or at
tempted assault The argument was con-
cluded at $50 p. NJ. and the case given TO
the jury, after which court adjourned
until tomorrow morning The impress
sion IS that Magruder will hang.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
Greene County DELEGATES.

ElCKERSNILLE. VA, May 7.-(Spe-
chll-The delegates and alternates 10
lae stanton and Winchester conventions
rom Rukersviile District, Greene coun-
Y are as follows:
stanton nvention--Delegates: George
NJ. Graves. George =. Jennings. Alter
hates. s r. Deane. c. Z. Carpenter
winchester Convention Delegates:
orge w. Graves. John s Chapman.
James r. Graves. G. Almond. T. H..
Jennings, Alternates: r.. Il. Simpson
Eugene stephens. George b. jennings.
George w. Dickerson, Jr.. George w.
Price.
The delegates 20 stanton were in
.,ructed Tor blmetallism, and for James
uay for Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
nAHEN's NAME Is LEFT OFF.
second JacLson-Ward Ticket with
John Mitchell at Its Head.

The anti-Bahen faction OF Jackson
Ward Republicans held meeting We'd
nesday night. and after spending pretty
nearly all night at the work nominated
the following ticket:
For AIdermen-John Mitchell. Jr., and
A. Walker. Jr.
For Councllmen-R. White, p. a. Mar
tin. J. G.. Smith, j. w. Carter and a.
Gaines.
For Justices OF the Peace-James
HAYES. r. Racks. and Jack Hayes.
This is a negro ticket throughout.
John Mitchell. who, with jim Bahen'
heads the ticket selected Tuesday night
is nut on this one in the hope Of using
him 10 compass the defeat OF Bahen.
Indeed. the chief aim of this faction is
thought 10 be 10 defeat Bahen, who took
such an active part in Colonel Lamb 3
fight against Messrs. Waddill and Allan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
Order to Life-Sayers,

WASHINGTON, May 7.-General-Super-
intendent Kimball, OF the Life-Saving Ser
vice. has issued a circular forbidding
members OF a life-saving crew during the
active season 10 ferry, boat oyster crab,
fish shoot game. gather moss, or engage
in any similar employment for pay or
market in competition With other persons
engaged in such business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EuSEL OIL

For Coughs, Colds, Grip,
Pneumonia, and the early
stages of Consumption. 1T is
sold by all reliable druggists
o al grocers. Insist upon hay-
ing Dufiy's. Send for illustra-
ted pamphlet to
DUFFY MALT WHISKEY co,
Rochester, y. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08

Zero Cleanable Refrigerators, ele-
CANT styles, solid oak wood, antique fin
ish, warranted not to sweat and 10 pre-
serve ice and food better than any
other, alright locks, galvanized iron
shelves, charcoal filed and paper
sheatled, Six walls 10 preserve the ice,
zinc lined. Refrlgerators from SG.25
up Ice Chests from 81. 80 up.
BABY-CARRIAGE, UPHOLSTERED IN
MILANAlSE, LARGE BODY, PAT
ENT STOP-BRAKE; WORTH so; IT
GOES FOR 5.Ss.
Solid Oak Cobbler Seat Rocker
hand-caryed-price $l.c8.
Fern-Dishes. fine imported hand-painted
china, handsomely decorated, N3
ones, for - CENTS.
Table-square top-mado OF hard
wood-l5xl5 inch top--29 CENTS.
Again: Large-Slze Willow C.othes-Ham-
pers, worth 15c., Zoe.
Gas Stoves-the celebrated "Kleif''
Gas Stoves. extra heavy and well-made,
fiat top, perfect burners-is equally as
good as the highest price stove made
special price Sl.s9.
silyer-Plated Dinner-Kniyes, worth iSc.,
i0c
Bread Box-extrs heavy, handsomely
iapsnned, regular value 3jc, for 10
C1NIS.
Tea-Tray. full ls-inch size. nickel finish.
&c.
6-Quart Sprinklers-zinc roses, l5c.
Again Pie Plates-all sizes, lie.
Four Times Sewed brooms- made Of
best elected Western corn-a splendid
35c. broom, l5c.
sboe-Brush. made OF bristle, hardwood
back, strong and weli-made handle,
with dauber, &c.
Dust-Pan. nicely JaDanned' strong and
well-made, &c.
Glass Berry Bowls, imitation cut,
vor, n 30 cents, for 10 cents.
Glass Berry saucers, Fancy design,
worth 60 cents a dozen. To-day 6 for 5
cents.
800 Bread and Butter-Plates. new decora-
tons. each lOc.
orc. CRYSTAL Cake-Stands, II l-2c.
&c. G0blets, DC.
Sc. Wine-Giasses, &c.
SOC. hali-Gallon Cold Tea or Water
Pitchers. ID cents.
lOc. Pickle-D &c.
The FOurqurean-Price Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
u2e>zkeES- TIT &IStooc"
o,. of Them nm American.

WASHINGTON. May THE following
a,atement was given out this afternoon;
The state Department has been authenu-
caiIv Informed that, while Of the persons
cantured on board the Competitor some
We're killed during the fight that en-
sued between the Spanish steam launch
ga the schooner, and while many more
ore supposed to have escaped, only one
Of the persons captured is an American
citizen. who thus far has refused to give
his name.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
Sol. M Federal Property.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 7.-Secre-
.orv Carlisle to-day sent to the House
the draft OF bill recommending the
sale of the following abandoned sites
for public buildings: Custom-house iol'
Key West Fla; jump ooaruirs s.at,on
pr',s,or,-station. below New Orleans, La. !;
,',o'rsntine warehouse. parish Of Pla-
SuemInes. La; custom-house lots at St.
Aueustlne, Fla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
pr.,iminaries nj ST. Louis.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May CHAIR
man carter, Of the National Republican
@ornnittee. to-day issued a call for a
,,eatin0 OF the national committee at
he Southern Hotel, st. Louis, June
tn,b for the purpose OF preparing a tenn
norarv roll OF membership, and desig-
pattng temporary officers for the con-
yentlon. and for such other business as
reouires the action OF the committee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
MAJOR u. II. GLASS DEAD.
This Venerable and Well-Known
Editor Passes Away at Lynchburg.

This Venerable and WeII-Known
Editor Passes Away at Lynchburg.
LYNCHBURG, VA, May 7.-(Special)-
Major r. II. Glass, probably the Oldest
editor I'm the state of Virginia, died at his
home in this city this afternoon; aged
7S years. lie had been in delicate health
for many months. Deceased was born
I'm Amherst county December q, 1892
lie first entered upon newspaper work
i'm Buchanan, and before he was 20 years
OF age came 10 Lynchburg. TO accept
posltion as a practical printer on the old
Tvuchburg Republican. He afterwards,
I'm connection with the late George w.
Hardwicke. became editor and part owner
Of that paper. In the early seventies he
was editor Of the Wheeling CIV. Va
Intelligencer. After his return from
West Virginia he edited the Petersburg
News. and subsequently was the owner
and editor of the Petersburg Post. After
several years he discontinued the Post
at Petersburg. and moved 1t to Danville
as the Danville Post.
BACK TO LYNCHBURG.
Major Glass returned TO Lynchburg in
1850 and until about three years ago was
the editor Of the Advance. Since that
time he had been on the editorial stan
Of the News lie was nearly always sent
as a delegate of the Democratic party TO
the state and national conventions. lie
was a delegate TO the st. Louis conven-
ton that nominated Tllden.
LONG POSTMASTER.
He was nominated for Congress in this
district Immediately after the war. and
was for twelve years postmaster at
I,vnchburg He was first appointed by
pierce. and was continued by buchanan.
and served in the capacity Of postmaster
until the fall Of the Confederacy. when
a Federal appointment was made He
was twice married His first wife was
Miss Elizabeth Augusta Christian OF APP
pomattox, and his second wife, Miss
Meta SANFORD, OF Fayetteville. n. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
More Supposed wyanoIse victims.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 7.-(spe-
cial) while fishing I'm the James to-day
near the Isle Of Wight, two men found
three dead bodies-two white and one
colored-which are evidently those Of pas
sengers who went down with the Inflated
Wyanoke. These make a total Of six
fatalities so far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
REMNANTS OF LININGs.

Such remnant prices that are
put on these will sweep aside all
attempted remnant sales like a
whirlwind.
Toe. value Corset Jeans. Remnant price,
sc.
Sc. value Corset Jeans. Remnant price.
&c.
&C. value Corset Jeans, Remnant price,
&c.
lie. value Rustlng Taffeta, Remnant
price, Sc.
Z l-2c. value Rustlng Taffeta, Remnant
price, Sc.
q and lie. value Percaline and Silesia,
Remnant price, s l-3c.
zoe. value Hair-Cloth, Remnant price
DC.
4Oc. value Halr-Cloth, Remnant price
0ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
CHURCH BURNED
On ChincOteague Isiand-Thc Acco-
mae Courthouse Fire.

ONANCOCK, VA, May 7.-(SpeciaL)-
The Union Baptist church. at Chinco-
league Island, was burned last Sunday
night. 1t was the largest church on the
island, and had recently been enlarged.
1t is not known how the fire originated.
Some think Il was the work OF an incen-
diary, but II Is generally supposed 10
have been accidental. No meeting had
been held in the church for several
months. and the work OF refitting II had
not been completed Various theories
are advanced to account for the fire, the
most probable being that some person in
passing the church may have carelessly
thrown a lighted match or cigar on the
dry shavings with which the ground
about the building was covered. The loss
is estimated at about 5000, and there was
no insurance. Rev. S. II. Grimsley, an
old Richmond boy, Is the pastor OF the
church. He was as gallant Confederate
soldier as he is a good preacher and
pastor Much sympathy is felt here for
him and his congregation.
ACCOMAC COURTHOUSE TsRE.
The losses resulting from the de-
structive fire at Accomac Courthouse are
somewhat greater than at first reported
Ashby & Beloat, whose store was one or
the largest and best stocked on the East
ern Shore Of Virginia, will lose between
$500 and 5000 above their insurance,
and Mr.. Alfred Lilliston's loss Will ex-
coed his insurance by more than 1900. As
vet no plans have been made for rebuild
ing, but 1t is thought that during the
next week arrangements will be made 10
enable all the burned-out parties to re-
sumo business. Mrs. Duncan saved near
ly all OF her personal property.
POLITICAL.
Two tickets for municipal officers were
placed In the field to-day, one consisting
of the present town officers. the other
mixed ticket Of Democrats. Republicans,
and Prohibitionists. The new ticket Is
composed almost entirely OF men who
voted against granting liquor license at
the recent election held here, and II Is
thought that the rigid enforcement OF the
loca,-option law will be made an issue
IN the election. The leading issue. how
ever will be the proposition to issue
bonds for raising money with which 10
improve the streets and provide water
supply for the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
Cuf nv n Woman.

The city ambulance was called TO the
First Police station last night 10 attend
Lewis Banks, who had been stabbed In the
back by Julia Marshall. The wound was
not A serious one, and the almshouse sur
geon only took one stitch in 1t. The man
and woman are both colored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
DIssOLUTIoNs a. PARTNERSHIPS.

Richmond, Va. May 7. 1896.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co-partnership heretofore carried on
by W. NJ. Cole and w. c. Moore, under
the name and style OF COLES Ex-
PREsS, w. NJ: COLE a CO. PROPRIE-
mutual consent, and IA the future tho
business Will be carried on by said w.
NJ. Cole. on his separate account, un3-r
the old firm name. who will pay and re-
ceiye all debts and sums OF money due
and owing 10 or from the said co-part-
nership In the regular course Of business.
w. G. MOORE.
w, NJ COLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
POLITICAL.
nnrrinre nj IIrnoycr Courthouse.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA. May
7.--(Special.t-St. Paurs church. at this
place, was the scene OF beautiful mar
rlaxe yesterday afternoon az 5:i5 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08

Berlin.-The rlding-sohool attached 10
the University Of Heidelberg was burned,
and two women, two children, and TWEEN
ty-seven horses were burned TO death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
pArER-HAxGIxG. sc.

HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE LOT
Of CHINA AND JAPAN MATffNGS.
thread warp and seamless, OF all grades.
Carpets, Oi.-Cloths. Shades. Rugs, Mats,
PAPER- OF all styles. Call
and ger prices before buying. No. $40 east
Main st.fst ...
nay 2-sodlm n. JENN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
ueath Of "a Venerable Citizen of
Marion.

MARION. VA, May 7.-(special)-R
] Veuable, one Of our Oldest and best
known citizens. died this morning; aged
~ wears. His son. John II. Venable. mar
rled sister OF n. w. Bowe. Of your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
REMNANT PRICES on NOTIONS AM
DRESS FINDINGS.

"a pieces Beading, &C. kind. Remnant
price, lc. a bunch.
Whalebones &c. value. Remnant price,
1c. bunch
loo box OF ono dozen Wavlng-Pins.
Remnant price &c. a box.
i0c. value Aluminium Thimbles. Remnant
price. Sc.
&c. value Hump Hooks-and- Eyes, Rem
nant price &c. card
Package OF II papers Steel Hair-Pins,
Doc value: Remnant price Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
Mggg3
TODAY, FRIDAY,
REMNANT SALE.

Waists light colors, sizes 90. "a. IS.
and 90 only, 25c.
400 Ladies' and Mems Handkerchief.
some OF which have been on show.
some slightly damaged. &c. each.
About 60 Pure Linen Swiss 'Scalloped
and Embroidered Handkcrchiefs, all
one pattern. the last OF the &c lot.
for ~ lie. each.
Fully 100 pairs OF Pure-Silk Gloves. with
SILK stitching on back. Light and Dark
Tan, sizes 5 1-2. H. i-2. and 5,
our SOC. kind. for 25c
In Black, sizes and IL only Csc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
WILLIAMSBURG.
The Intercollegiate OratOricaI Con-
test-Iiricfs.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 7.-(spe-
e"Il-Ihe sixth annual contest OF the
virginia Intercollegiate Oratoricai Asso-
cation viii come OF tomorrow night AT
o o'.ock in the college chapel. The Off
ot the association are: President
,'in H. Saunders. Portsmouth. Vice
e',h-ent- Thomas $. Herbert. Hamilton.
~ '''diy Harry c. Hughes. Lordoun
~ ''''rer. r. Z. Henderson. Roanoke
~, president Of the association today in
.ei''el the Dispatch representative that
", following colleges would be renre.
-''l. Randolph Macon, Richmond COL
W. University OF Virginia. William ana
10y college Emory and Henry WASH
rs.on ana Lee. aud Hampden-S sidney
'Ne First Regiment Band. from Ricb.
l VIII furnish music during the
AN ACCIDENT.
we little daughter OF Mr. II. L. Humid
cst Nhhe al play with several other
g.. -'en Yesterday evening In her back
- ieli ana broke her colar-bone.
O.. fucker. daughter Of Judge W. w
-'D' OF Richmond and Mrs. Georxe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08

In reference 10 the above. I desire 10
say 10 my late patrons and the public
generally. that I extend TO them my
thanks for past favors. and solicit con-
tinuance OF the same for Mr.. W. NJ. Cole.
whom | recommend most heartily 20
my my sF2t w. C. MOORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
GREATEST REMNANT SALE OF
WASH GOODS
ever known in the history of our
store, with prices unmatched

ever known in the history OF our
store, with prices unmatched
by former offers.
70 1-2c. Dimities, 70 l-2c. Percales, Y l-2c.
Ducks. " 1-2c Sateens, II l-2c Batlste,
Remnant price, 8 lie. yard.
\ lac Percales, l-3c Dimties, lac.
Calicoes. and SC. Calicoes, Remnant
price. 1-2c n yard.
- 100 quality Wide Percales,
Remnant price, Sac. yard.
About 900 Remnants White lndla Ldhon'
eo-odd Remnants Of Fancy White Goods
at about cost -.,
White Cambria Pillow-Shams, hemmed,
RULED. deliberately embroidered, W saa
inifials. were 81; not every letter, 0sc
Mems 75c. Genuine Percale Shlrts, VIII
white muslin bOsOms, INK buttons
sizes Is. 10 IL. and II, for 59c' each'
REMNANTS OF boys WAISTS.
Rows Calico Waists, sizes g. s, 10 years.
only. Remnant price, Sc. ,,. r
ca Rows Sailor Blouse WASH Sults'
wears only, 29c. each. MI.
About dozen BOYS 25c. NaVy-blue
Serge Golf Caps, II only. &c.
povsS Finest Percale Waists, fuli,pleat-
ed. Dark-Blue. White ana Blach uo''
si7es 4 9 and 10 years only, Z'c.
About so Garnet and Light blue 81 "a IA
silk Waists. sizes 81 ana 90 oI'S' S-'''
value, for 9Sc. ,o,a shirt
c,,,,<o1S- TIT %.Z2zo0&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08

WILLIAM WRIT HENRY AND ED
MUND RANDOLPH WILLIAMS have
this day formed a co-partnership for the
practice OF law, under the firm name OF
HENRY & WILLIAMS. Their Office -
No. I, in the state-Bank Building.
April l. 1885, my s-zt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
BLACK GOODS REMNANTS.

a lew hundred pieces Tor seIec-
ton.
pieces G IL, 2. 10, is. and IL
YARDS, az i0c. piece.
10 pieces e 2-S, 4, - "a, 3, 4. .. 3.
2 3d. and 3-S YARDS at 81 n piece.
pieces e. 8 81, and 2 YARDS at
7jc. a piece.
piece Is YARDS Silk-Finish Henrietta
at $50 piece.
piece q YARDS 46-lnch French Serge
at g piece
piece Is IA YARDS Silk-FinIsh Henrlet-
Ia at 1915 piece.
1 piece q YARDS Seeded Armure, with
small dots. at 1926 piece.
; pieces G is, II, G, and 3 IA YARDS,
a. Il ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
TOILET WARE REMNANTS.
Not exactly remnants, bu
odds and ends atremnant prices

25c. Variegated Woollen Furn.ture-D Dust
ers, Remnant price. Sc
15c. bottle st. Thomas's Distilled Bay
Rum, Remnant price. SC.
Ice. value Horn Dressing Combs. Rem
Iant price. &c.
New York Rubber Company's Combs.
l5c. value; Remnant price. Sc. each.
Handkerchief Extract, the Remnant
price, lc. n bottle.
Box OF go Envelopes. l0c. value; Rem
nant price, l9c. box.
Trial-sze OF Purest Concentrated Half
Extract, all odors. Remnant price. &c.
bottle.
Sample lot OF g Japanese and Celluloid
POwder-B Boxes. Remnant price, l4c.
i-pOund box Camphor-Tar Balls, Toe.
value: Remnant price, Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
REMNANT PRICES ON STATIONERY

80 Memorandum Books, SC. value; Rem
nant price, lc.
D packages Commercial Note-Paper
torn covers. Remnant price, &c. per
pound.
60 boxes Fine Writlng-Paper, 60 sheets
OF Paper and % Envelopes, 40c. value.
Remnant price. IL 1-2c.
80 pieces &c. ChamoiS-Skins, Remnant
nricp lc. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-05-08
COLORED DRESS GOODS REMNANTS.

A chance TO secure Remnants
of Dress Goods at such low
prices will hardly come in your
path for quite awhile.
pieces Broadcloth. regular 81 value;
Remnant price, zoe.
% pieces Fancy ATWOOD Dress Fabrics.
n true 81 value: Remnant price, SOC.
% pieces AllWool Dress Novelty, n
true 75c. value: Remnant price, 81 l-2c.
% pieces Atwood Dress Effects, n regu-
lar soc. value; Remnant price, PC.
% pieces Atwood Dress Conceit. a
regular 25c. quality; Remnant price,
u lie.
Is pieces All-Wool Fancy Dress Textile,
the usual u 1-2c kind; Remnant price,
lac.