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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
SPILMAN-SWEPsON.
A Quiet Wedding In McckIenburg
County.

CHASE CITY. VA, June % Especially
Yesterday morning at IL o'clock. at the
residence of the late Dr. Samuel Saunders.
n few miles from here. were married Mr.
Lewis Hopkins Spilman. Of Knoxville,
Tenn, and Miss Lillian Swepson Saun-
ders The ceremony was impressiVey
performed. according to the Episcopal
service, by Rev. William II. Roberts, of
Williamsburg. Va. Mr. John ". Green,
OF Knoxville, Tenn. was best man. and
Miss Annie Booth. OF oxford y. c.,
maid Of honor. The bride was given away
by her uncle, Mr.. Robert X. SwepsOn,
OF Knoxville. Tenn She was attired in
white satin, pearl trimmings, veil, and
orange blossoms.
The bride is young lady of varied
accomplishments. and has travelled on
The Continent of Europe.
The groom is prominent lawyer Of
Knoxville, Tenn.
After part8king of an elegant breakfast
the bridal couple left on the midday
train Tor Daytona. Fla.
Among the guests were Mr.. Il. r.
Swepson and Mr. Hepburn Saunders. OF
Knoxville. Tenn; Dr. III. l.. BurwCll
and Mr.. and Mrs. T, Il. Roberts. Chase
city. and Mr. Wickliffe and Miss Emmie
Roberts of Finneywood. Va.
The bridal gifts We're elegant and costly.
on account OF the recent death of the
groom's father, the wedding was quiet
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RYDER ALLOWED BAIL.
The Testimony in the SAKE Case
Very Conflicting.

sMITHVILLE, VA, June 25.--(Speclal)
The hearing Of the application for bail
in the case Of Harry Ryder charged with
~ criminal assault upon Mrs. Bradbury,
nee Meadows, was concluded in the
County Court yesterday afternoon, Judge
Green presiding.
Several witnesses testified 10 having
seen Ryder near the scene of the crime
on the evening the assault was commit
ted. but counsel for the prisoner intro
duced Witnesses who swOre that Ryder
was in Danville all during the day III
question.
Mrs. Bradbury, when put upon the
stand. said she was positive that Ryder
was the man who assaulted her.
No argument was made by counsel, and
the Court allowed the prisoner BAL IN
the sum Of $500 for his appearance at the
first day of the July term. He has not
furnished bail as yet, and is sti.l In jail.
The general impression is that they have
caught the wrong man.
Too much praise cannot be given 10
our worthy and trusty Deputy Sheriff, VI.
w Dickinson. for his watchtul care over
the prisoner since his confinement IN
iail. and his efforts TO prevent any VIC
ience being done the prisoner Every
night for week he has personally. with
a number of guards, stood sentinel over
the jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

LEXINGTON. VA, June 25.-(Special)-
The exercises Of the day al the Virginia
Military Institute were interrupted by
rain. The sabre drill this morning By the
first and second classes was new fca-
ture. and was Witnessed by a large crowd.
that had assembled on the parade
grounds. The drill was executed during
n heavy shower The Board OF Visitors
passed upon all reports to-day.
Tonight the final ball Is In progress in
the Gymnasium Hall The ball was open
ed by Miss Jennie 5. Pritchett. OF Peters
burg. and Cadet Leroy Roper. Of Peters
burg There were nearly one hundred
couples dancing.
The Board of County Supervisors award
ed the contract for building the new coun-
IL courthouse TO Crawford & Talley. local
contractors. Their bid was $lS,Ss0, the
lowest Of a dozen bidderA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
AT MARRIAGE ALTAR.
AN INTERESTING DOUBLE WE'D
DING IN CAROLINE.
The Brides Sisters-onc az Brunette
and the other n BIonde-rhc Deco
rations and the Music--Wcd mt
Fredericksburg.

DAWN, CAROLINE COUNTY, VA,
June 25.-(Special)-A wedding that ex-
cited as much interest. perhaps, as any
that ever occurred In this county
was solemnized at II o'clock this morn
ing at Concord Baptist church. when
Misses Arlctte and Ruth Bowers became
the brides. respectively, Of Mr.. William
S. Eastwood and Rev. Melvin A. Mar
lin.
The brides-the one brunette, tho other
n blonde--are the popular and attractive
daughters OF Mr. william S. Bowers. who
enjoys the merited reputation OF being
ono of the most progressive and liberal
citizens Of the county. Mr.. Eastwood
Is son OF Colonel A. w. Eastwood. Of
West Point. Va. who few years ago
represented his district in the Senate of
Virginia. Rev. Mr.. Martin IS the pas
Tor OF Concord Baptist church. and Is
considered one Of the most promising
members Of the young Virginia ministry.
DECORATIONS.
Tho church was tastefully decorated,
nnd the ceremony. performed by Rev.
Henry NJ Fugate. Of Abingdon, Va,
was beautiful and impressive. TIA organ
was presided over by Miss Annie Lee
Richerson. Of Bowling Green. Va. The
wedding marches-Mendelssoh on the
entrance OF the wedding party. and that
from Lohengrin, on their leaving, and
Annie Laurie" during the ceremony
were sweetly rendered.
THE COSTUMES.
The brides wore handsome English
tweed travelling suits, and carried brides
roses. The maid Of honor. Miss Lucy
Bowers. sister TO the brides. was dressed
in white organdic. over white satin. and
carried La France roses. The flower
girl. little Miss Susie Lee Eastwood. wore
white. and carried an exquisite basket
OF white carnations. The bridesmaids-
Misses Annie Frost, OF North Carolina;
May Broaddus. Of Bowling Green. Va;
Inez Hawkins of Richmond; and Emma
Uealy. of West POint-were beautifully
attired in pink orRandie over taffeta SILK,
and carried Madame Testout roses.
The best men were Mr.. Aubrey Nelson
Bowers, Of the University Of Virginia,
brother 10 tho brides and Mr.. Henry
Baughan. OF West Point. The ushers
were Messrs. Richard Smith Of Savannah.
Ga: Herbert Bowers. OF Caroline; John
Jeter Hurt. Of Richmond College. and
Clarence Bowers, of Caroline. The best
men and ushers wore walking suits, and
boutonnieres Of brides roses
After a delightful lunch at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eastwood left for q northern, and Rev.
and Mrs. Martin for a western trip.
The popularity of the contracting par
ties was attested by the overlooking crowd
NJ the church. and by the numerous and
elegant presents. and that of the brides
especially. by the many regrets expressed
at the loss TO the community in their
departure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
MEMS DEPARTMENT.

You're likely to find Just what
YOU want in the remnant pile for
half and less. A list Of a few that's
here:
10 Mems Finest French Linen Finished
Cambria Night Shirts. soiled from dis
play 81 30 and s. sorts soc now.
il Mems Best Toe. Night Shirts slightly
mussed. sizes If, Az and 1919 only
1s Mems and Boys White Unlaundered
Shirts odd sizes, price was 5sc. each
22c now.
1S Mems Soft Negiigee Shirts. made Of
English Twill, original cost was Zoe,
(sizes III and is only. Now you can
buy 'em for 36c.
10 MEMS Laundered Percale Negligees.
a little soilcd in handling. lbl. ana IL
only. They were 6oc apiece, zoc- ,, now
% Mems Balbriggan and Gauzc Vests
odds and ends, sold Tor oVc.--'c' To-
day.
@ Mems Balbrigganu Vests and Pants,
. and 37izc. kinds. lSc. to-day.
80 All-Slk Windsor Ties and Bows.
square hemstitched ends, the - ana
csc. ones, 12i2c to-day.
Braces. the 25c. kinds, sc. pair.
l6 Mems Elastic Wire Buckle Suspen-
ders, grip backs. 20c kinds, &c. pair.
10 pairs Mems oxford Gray Half-Hose,
the regular Zoe goods. Sc. pair
l lot Mems Imitation Celluoid Collars,
"a. lil2. l6. H. l1is, and lS' regular re-
tail price. PFC: now 3c.-2 for Sc.
l odd lot Mems and Boys Pure Linen
4-Ply Collars soiled from handH:e
(broken sizes, 12ia, II, and 25c. kinds,
for &c. each
lot Mems White Lawn Bows. The kind
worn with rundown collars, soc.
dozen sort &c. a dozen
10 Mems All-Wool Bicycle Sweaters,
Navy. White. and Wine color "a tribe
soiledl 81 kinds CSC. now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
THE HILL CITY.
AutI-SaI0on League Epworth
Leaauc-Statc Conference.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June 21.-(Special')
A meeting Of members Of the American
Anti-Saloon League was held here to-day
at which it was determined to favor a
virginia state league Of the order me
meeting adjourned until tomorrow, Whel
n peruanent organization Will be clecleu'
Rev. III. IL. Russell. of Ohio, National OF
ganizer. was present, ana addressed inc
assembly. 49,.
The first state conference Of the Ep-
worth League in Virginia viii convene
here tomorrow About 1000 delegates ar
rived to-day, and many more are eX-
pected. 4 meeting was held tonight al
the "Epworth Tabernacle" an immense
crowd being I'm attendance. Devotional
exercises were led by Or. oscar Littleton.
Addresses Of welcome were delivered by
Judge Frank j. Christian. Rev. Or y.
G. smith. and Mr.. j. y. Wells. and were
responded TO by Rev. II. ID. Harper, OF
Harrisonburg. Va. The event promises 10
he one of great interest. The city Is deco
rated in white and gold colors in honor OF
the occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Wedding at wildwood.

BERRYVILLE, VA. June 25.-(special)
A very pretty wedding took place on
Tuesday evening al half past o'clock
at the Methodist Episcopal church. IN
Mniwood. The contracting parties were
Miss Agnes Kceler. the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr. Charles II. Keller, Of Mill
wood. and Mr.. George T. Chapman a
leading druggist. Of Luray. Promptly at
the appointed hour the bridal party pro-
ceeded down the aisle TO the strains or
the wedding march from Lohenfrin. and
were united in the bonds OF matrimony
by Rev A. o. Armstrong OF BerryVllle'
The number Of handsome presents re
ceived by the happy couple attest 10 their
widespread popularity. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple LETT over the
Norfolk and Western railroad for q trip
TO the northern cities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Marriage in Fauquicr.

WARRENTON, VA, June 25.-(Speclal)
Miss Bessie Bardolph Scott, Of Fauquier,
daughter of Major John NJ. Scott. one Of
our most highly esteemed countymen, was
1narried yesterday at u O'Clock TO Mr..
Charles Fayette Ball at her home. Mt.
Airy, the Rev. Mr. Massie officiating. The
wedding was a beautiful and impressive
one The bride was gOwncd IN white bro
cade satin. Her sister Miss Mary Scott
was maid Of honor and wore white nous
seine De sole. The bridesmaids were
Misses Sue Lee Wheat. of Alexandra
Lizzie Bail OF Washington: Bette Page,
Mamie Han. and Miss Vending, of
Washington. daughter of the distinguished
lecturer OF that name. MIR. r.. T. Mason
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

BAH. Of the United States navy, brother
OF the groom. acted as best man. The
CrOOmsmen were Messrs. Walter Scott
Isham Keith. Markham Payne; }. X:
Maddux. of Warrenton; Robert Wheat, OF
Alexandria, and DR.. Jonn X. Hicks, OF
WarrentOu.
Mr. Bell is one Of the nearest relatives
Of the Washington family His father is
Captain G.. W. Ball Of Washington. and
his mother was Miss Mary Randolph, or
Fauquicr.
Mr. and Mrs Ball left on the evening
train for Baltimore. whence they Will go
on to Atlantic City They VIII spend part
Of the summer I'm WarrentOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
NOTICE.

PRIVATE SALE or GROCERY AND
sHIP-CHANDLERY BUSINESS AT
NEWPORT NEWS. VA will sell pri-
Vately as a growing concern, the GRO
Gerry AND SHlP-CHANDLERI BUsl-
NESS lately conducted by Gill & Cluve-
rlous, at Newport News, Va, consisting
OF a full stock, together with storehouses
and warehouses erected on leased around.
A rare business opportunity Is hereby az
forded: the location being near the DierF.
Is the most desirable and convenient In
the city Correspondence with a View 10
purchasing, solicited. X. NJ. LETT.
je 2i-cOdft Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
A Sheet Anchor

In ali conditions of muscular
wasting, nervous debility, and
fever, good in shock and fainting,
a valuable help to dyspeptics.
This eulogy, one of many, has
been pronounced upon that ster-
ling stimulant,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
SCOTTSNILLE.
Death of u WelI-k Ciiizen-Pcr-
sonai.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, June &.-(Special)
4 well-known citizen OF our town, Mt
Samuel S. Goodman, proprietor Of the
Carlton House" died here at his home
this morning at . o'clock.
Senator Thomas ). Martin and wife ana
Mir. Leslie III. Martin. private secretary 10
the Senator, are spending their summer
vacation at the Senator's home, near TINS
place.
Mr.. Jacob l.. Moon, who has been alb
sent on business for about five weeks, re-
turned TO his home here yesterday.
Mr. J. Martin Moon. who IS cmDloVed
by Inc hes cake ana ONO Nauwa1 20 T.
pany at Newport News, is at home a few
DAYS on tullougn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
Duffy's Pure
r1aIt WhiSkeY

A Sheet Anchor holds a ship
from drifting on the rocks. So
does this medicinal whiskey re-
tard consumption of tissue, and
thus prevents the body from
drifting into a condition of dis
ease. Is not this worth remem-
bering at a time when a change
of temperature may be fraught
with danger to blood and nerves +!
No wide awake druggist or
grocer thinks of being out OF
Duffv's Pure Malt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
WEDNESDAY. JULY11s's

al 1 O'Clock h. NJ. the above mentioned
PROPERTY. The building is a lar,e.
substantial brick structure and ls nsi
an ideal livery stable The lot has a
frontage OF p feet. running back between
alley. with "a width in rear of ahout ID
feet Arrangements may to made Win
the present occupant as a permanent t.r-
ant
sale. any taxes that may bo DUE "a r5tS
or $500 with interest 600 same Er.r,
March Q. lS96. until paid. and OBJ. ra..|I9
upon such terms as may De- announced M
sale.
IT. r. POLLARD DR..
CONWAY r.. SANDS
81, On rn.......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
BELT REMNANTS.

Perforated Leather Belts, 29c. value,
for 13c each.
Green Leather Belts. S9c value, for
lOc each.
3 Black silk Belts. with silver or gilt
buckles. 25c. value. for lie. each.
4 Narrow SILK Belts. with brass buckle'
Zoe. each instead Of 25c
Green Leather Belts. with purse at
tached. 81 value. for SOC. each.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

BY G. l.. & IT. L. DenOon,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOneers,
S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
STA NDARD-BRED HORSES
Al AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY. JULY 1sT.

at 10 o'clock A. ~, We viii San twenty
head OF STANDARDIZED HORSES.
MARES. AND COLTS including tfs
great stallion, PRINCE BELMONT ,-0:
colts by Prince Belmont CsrN. TrcVar.
CoSO. and Wilton CI9 l-D. wal he SOFA
for the high dollar-no reserve or lmL
SMYTH BROTHERS & KLINE.
Great Southern Horse and Mule Bazaar.
ie 2G-F&Su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
BICYCLE REPAIRING.

Tires Patched. 25c. Spokes put in
wheels. l5c.; Nickel-Plate Handle Bar.
Toe: Wood Rims put on wheel. a.75:
Baking Bicycle Enamelling, all shades
Black. $3.50: Light-Blue. $50: Sterling
Green, 81; Maroon, $-high-grade finish.
y. LEONARD.
Je 8-lw' sos east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

U NC NlOoCN libilNl SNo VI fiN~N~
thousands OF ends, and not price
recognition among the entire offer
ing.
Remnant OF Fine Black French Sateen,
~ .. and zoe. qualities. 5t4c.
Remnant Fine Brown Cotton, i i-6c.
Remnant Fine Merrimac ShirunB Prints
for 2a,c. a yard.
Remnants Fine Merrimack Shifting
Prints for 24c. yard.
Remnants Of ~ Fine French Percales
new patterns, 32ic. a yard.
Remnants Of Fine Covert Cloth. all
shades. SIC.
Remnants Of Dotted Swiss, light
grounds, S2,c.--l6 2-3c. kind.
Remnant OF 1-3. lC( 1872. and 10 2-3c
Dimities and Organizes. etc, for 34lc
Remnants of Fine Check Apron Cling
hams for 2a4c
Remnants of Light-Ground Batistes. In
pretty colored effects, lc. yard.
Remnant Of Corded Organizes 10 &c
kind 33.c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
SILK REMNANTS
as if value had been cast aside
they must be sold.

Handmade 26-inch Black midas rem
nants for 2Oc.-65c. kind.
Remnants OF Fine Dresden Tafteta SILKS,
new printings. 2jc. instead of SOC.
Remnants OF 2'-inch Persian Tanetas
for 15c yard
Remnants of Printed midas, exquisite
patterns. sc. a yard
2O-inch Hand-Woven Wash Silks for
l5c a yard.
Remnants Of Pure Silk Black Taffetas,
SIC kind, for f5c.
sc
27-inch Hand-Woven Wash Silk, SOC.
kind. for 19c.
Lot of Black Brocade Duchess Satin
and poau de Sole remnants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
nIAInENn NnIICE.

The Board OF Directors of The RIcfm p
Frcdericksburg and Potomac l.t
THREF AND ONE-HALF u.Dl.Aa'
per share on It's common stock lal t.'f
tepd obligations. payable JULY D lN
The transfcr-books will b. closed el ~
after the 10Th OF June 90 july D. lN'
lie 2O-tJy2 j. b. WINSTON. Itea''i.
Virginia Trust COM H
Richmond Va. June
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS pa,
to-day declared DIN ipfNl Z
pER CENT on the capita. s.o-N
so, 900 our OF the profits OF t1e "-'
months. payable Oh and after Ja....r',.,>
JOHN MoRiNN.
je l7tJy5 Secretary and LreAs-''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
REMNANT PRICE,

We can only sample a few here /:
6 Steel Wire Knife-and-Fork Boxes
worth Ice for Sc. each.
20 Chisel Ice-Picks, worm oc'' lot t.
Fly-Traps. worth 19c., for &C. each.
Il Fancy Work-Baskets, worth l3c., Tor
y Iapanese Iacquered Button-Boxes and
Pin-Trays. worth l0c., for &c each.
50 cakes of Kinks Laundry soap worth
&c. for &c. a cake. .,
u Can-Openers. worth l0c., for 70. eacl.
II boxes Of Putt POmade Metal-Poilsh
for 1c box, worth &c. ,.,-. 49,.
u uackages OF SILK Tissue Iollet-Paper,
containing 1900 sheets, worth lsc., for
Gem ice-Cream Freezers. slightly dam
aged from shipment. 2-quart size,
worth 81 % for i9c. each. 49,,
II oak Dinlng-RoOm Chdlrs, worm Fl'o''
70 dozen Decorated English-China Ice
Cream or Berry Saucers, worth $50
dozen, for &c. each. o
u Decorated emma BOWS WORM ~IC''
A. China CUPS and saucers, French style,
worth 81 a dozen. for &c. each
Is English Decorated Cake-Plates, worth
fgc for &C. each.
large Meat-Dlshes, worth Soc. for 19c.
EneIish Toilet Sets. a few pieces short.
worth $50 for CSC each.
6 Trino Hand-Decorated Austrian-Chinn
Ch.eese-Dishes, worth s29S for CSC.
White China soup-Tureens, worth CSC,
Fine Austrian-Chlna Dinner Set with
beautiful spray decorations, should
contain 100 pieces. worth 50, Few
small pieces short to close S9Jo.
1 Fine English-Chlna Tea Set, should
contain SIS pieces but few pieces are
missing worth -. for 2l.53.
80 Decorated and Plain White CHINA In
dvidual Buffers, worth &C., Tor lc'
each
q dozen Decorated Dinner-Plates, worth
S24S a dozen for Toe. each.
u dozen Decorated China Breakfast
Plates. were Sl.59 q dozen. for &c. eacn.
Z Decorated China Sugar Dlsnes, worm
Double-Top Ice-Chest Mace's manu-
facture. sold for $, for SOS
Blue Decorated Japanese-China I'm
brella-Stand. worth 81, for o9c.
. Granite-Iron Buckets, worth iSc., for
On-stoyes. worth 81. for &c. each.
] Granite-Iron FIsh-Ketue
80 Tin Pie-Plates, worth &C. Tor lc. each.
3 eam-Cookers, having apartments,
worth s. for sl.25.
3 Tin Buckets. without tops, 4-quart size,
Til Tin Buckets. 2-gallon size. without
tops. worth 29c.. for Zoe. each
7 Large Granite-Iron Tea-kettles, worth
81 so for 55c. each.
] Defender Gas-StOVe
81 Asbestos Stove-Mats. worth &C., for
lc. each.
As CRYSTAL Water Tumblers, worth 60c.
q dozen, for 1c. each.
q Large Covered Footed Bowls. with
beautiful engraved patterns, worth
4Sc for l0c. each.
10 Large Rose Bowls. worth &c, for &c.
each
o Crystal Glass SugarDishes, worth
l2c for &c. each.
Il opal Apiece Casters. worth 50c.. for
1qc. each.
I Hall-Lamp slightly damaged, worth
$50 for soc.
odd lot Of Austriau- China Oma-
ments, worth from 9Sc. to $3.50 each,
choice 2jc
8 Large Cedar Tubs, worth CSC, for SOC
each
Z Large s-Ban Croquet Sets worth $3.50,
for csc. each.
y Steel Tin Wash-Boilers. worth 4sc.,
for 25c each.
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LADIES' SUITS

that were the best three weeks ago
are on the remnant list to-day. The
end OF the season is at hand-wlll
you buy them at ten cents on the
dollar next summer This IS the
key to the cause.
2 Black Satin Brocaded Skirts, were
SO: remnant price. 800
Brocaded SILK skirt was $3.50, now 81.
/ Black and White Shepherd Plaid Skirt.
was S69S. remnant price $3.50.
Black and White MOhalr Lustre
Skirts were $50. remnant price. A..1.
] Blue and Tan Check Skirt, was $3.50.
remnant price Si.l5.
Black Mohair skirts, were NZ5, your
choice for S2.75.
Navy-Blue Serge Skirts. that sold for
1915. yours to select from-S
Black Figured Briliiantines, were Sj.JO,
remnant price $40.
s COlOrcd Duck skirts, were 81, r-mnant
price 62c
II Colored Duck skirts, extra full. were
SIS. remnant price SIC.
2S Colored Duck Suits. were g. 20, $3.50,
and N.9S: your choice for 15c.
Check Duck Suits. that sold for s.,
remnant price, SlJI.
3 Tan Duck Suits. former price. %; your
choice for S.25.
Il Muslin and Lawn Suits. were $3.50
and S5.75. TO close them out s. a suit.
9 White PiQue Suits. were $685.. for IS.
II Black and Colored Serge and Chevot
Suits, were 81. $40, and 1850, rem
nant price 1893 a suit.
SUITS.
3 Flannel Bathing Suits. were $3.50.
remnant price, 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

WHEN REAL ESTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
REMNANTS or DRAPERIEs AND
CURTAINS.

IS pairs Solid Lace Curtains for half
price-prices ranging from 2c. TO $40
a pair.
4 pairs Satin-Faced Damask Curtains.
that sold for $3.15. remnant price, S3J.
If pairs Chenille Curtains that sold TOT
8. remnant price S29s
Remnant of Dotted Curtain Muslins, loc'
yard.
Remnants Of Japanese Gold Draperies,
1lac a yard.
Remnants of Colored Deuims. l0c. n yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
AUCTION ss.ES-ru,urc pays.

WHEN REAL ESTATE ~ SOLD ria
TAXES FOX THE CURRENT cAT.EY'
OAR YEAR ARE TO BIZ PAID Pro
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THe
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26
rrRUSTFE'S SALE OF THAT NICE

HlRUSTFE'S SALE OF IhAI NIUE
- TWO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. NO 81. OK THE NORTH SIDE
on LEIGH STREET BETWEEN yl-
DAH STREET AND BROOK AVE
NI-E-Bv virtue OF certain deed Of
trust 10 the undersigned dated June u.
1So5 and duly recorded In the Clerk S
office of Richmond Chancery Court In
Deadlock l55 a, page lD. which was
given 10 secure the payment Of certain
notes therein mentioned, default having
been made I'm the payment Of two OF said
notes. and being required by the holders
thereof. / viii proceed 20 sell said
HOUSE AND LOT being the same con-
viewed by said decd on
FRIDAY, JUNE g. 1896,
at G o'clock p. NJ This house has seven
rooms besides bathroom; slate mantels,
pas. hot and cold water. and Is in good
order. There is also a stable on the
TERMS: BY consent. $500 cash; $3.50
on June 10. 1895 with interest from day
Of sale. for said interest separate notes
are 10 be given. payable quarterly, and
Inc balance. whatever that may be, in
two equal instruments at six and twelve
months. with interest added. All credit
pavments TO be evidenced by negotiable
notes. and secured by deed Of trust
on this property. ..,--~,,
fe2l Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-26

yirginia-carolna Chemical comra

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Gichmond. Va. June 90 I,i
DIVIDEND NOTICE THIRD QUAR-.
TERLY DIVIDEND The Board or u.
rectors OF the Nireinia-Car0iin1 Chem. d
Company have this day declared IllI.
DEND or PER CENT on the pro-.
terrod stock OF said company for tal
quarter ending June 3d. 1896. payable 01
or after JULY l5 1850 90 all stocAa0l.
OF record Of June a0. 1856.
JAMES a. TINSLEf.
je 25-Gt Treasurer.