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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25

munity, and before adjouning passed
resolutions 10 that effect.
The convocatlon gives much time to
devotional services, and, beginning on
Monday, sermons were preached morning
and night. These sermons were earnest
presentations OF the Gospel, character
tied by no denominationalism, but full
OF L spirit Of love and faith. The con-
gregations filled the church 10 overflow
ing and a profound impression was eVl-
IDENTIFY made on the community. and seed
were sown in good ground. Among those
who preached were the Rev. Messrs.
Johnson. bowman, Grayatt, Abbitt
Nash, and Nugent.
Tho Church OF our Saviour, where the
convocation met. is situated in the south
west corner OF the county, not Car from
the Louisa line, and while somewhat re-
mote from railroads and tho outside
world. Is located In a highly thrifty,
hospitable farming section, whose people
take much interest IN Church work, and
Il IS regarded by its jealous and loving
pastor Mr. Hepburn. as a very promising
part OF his large field.
The sacred edihce is a neat COM
mOdiOus, well-buit structure, and with
its pretty steeple rising amidst the forest
trees. makes an attractive appearance,
as one approaches. II was built some
twenty years ago, mainly through the
active fundamentally Of the late Rev.
Robert Nelson. D. D., OF Hanover, for
many years missionary to China. and Of
that staunch churchman, his brother. the
late Colonel William Nelson. OF oak
land" and OF their brother-in-law. Major
John Page. and other members OF their
kin and connection. North and South.
and ia bound to many by ties OF affec-
tlonate regard.
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the FOURQUREAN-PRICE co.

ginia won the toss, and chose the north
goal, with the wind. BelGi0 kicked 40
yards. to Poindexter. who brought II
back IS yards. Eskridge and Ingles made
successive gains by end-runs. double
passes, and llne-bucking. finally losing
the ball on Carolina's l3-yard line, on on
side play. Beldin continually puntsd,
but the ball was IN Carolina territory
throughout the half, which ended with
the ball on their 30-yard line
The second half was almost a repeti-
ton Of the first, Virginia keeping the ball
In their opponents territory. Beldin's
fine punting alone prevented the Vir-
ginians from scoring. The Blacksburg
line was impregnable. while the Vlrginl-
ans found the Tarheel line vulnerable
and made repeated gains. losing the ball.
however, on foul tackles. on-side play.
and forward pass. The game ended
with the ball on Carolina's 30-yard line.
For Virginia, the strength Of the line and
the brilliant work of the backs and ends
were the features. For the Carolinians,
the work Of Wright and Whitaker and
the punt!ng Of Beldln were the features.
Virginia. Positions. Carolina.
Johnson ........Left end Whitaker.
Starke ........Left tackle .......Wright.
Pelter INLET guard .........Nevill.
Herbert, r. A.. Centre. JOINER.
Wager fright guard. ....C Carson.
Wood ........Right tackle. Lake.
Treadwen ......Right end ........... Best.
Martin .........Quarter back........ Green.
Eskridge .....Left half-back Haywood.
Ingles ........Right half-back. Patterson.
Poindexter Full back .Beldin.
Umpire-Mr. Adams. ~ Danvile. Re-
feree-Mr Mahoun, OF Charlotte. Lines
men-Messrs. Barnard, OF Carolina. and
Thompson, OF Bla cksburg
Ronnoke College Won.
ROANOKE, VA, October 2i.-(Spe-
claL)-In the game OF football here this
afternoon between the Allegheny Instl-
tute and Roanoke College team. the score
al the wind-up stood IL TO I'm favor OF
the college boys. There is considerable
rivalry between the two teams. and much
III FEELING was manifested In the playing.
WASHINGTON. October 2i-The foot
ball game here to-day between the Column.
bia Athletic club and the team OF the
Fort Monroe army officers. resulted in a
ue-lO to 10. Two twenty-minute halves
were halves.
Other Games.
At Philade.p his-Lafayette, 6; Pennsyl-
vania. 4.
AT Providence-Brown. 16: Lehlgh. o.
At Princeton-Princeton. 80; Pennsylya-
mia State College, 0.
AT Wnllamstown, MaSs.-Williams, q;
Bowdoin. O.
At New york-Yale. l2; Carlisle Indian
School. 8.
AT Ithaca-Harvard. 10; Cornell. 4.
At West Point-Cadets. A: Union Col.
lege o.
AT Chicago-Northwester University
&c; University of Chicago. 6.
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PIG SKIN KICKING.
TIE PLAY ON THE VIRGINIA
GHIDIROy YESTERDAY.
Military Institute and Washington
and Lee Elevcns-The Former
lima and BIncksburg-A Tie.

LEXINGTON, VA, October 24.-tSpe-
cial 1.-THE elevens Of the two institutions
here-the Virginia Military Institute and
the washington and Lee University-met
on the grlliron this afternoon for the
first time this season. and the military
bows won by a score OF Il TO 0. The play
ing by both elevens was first-class, and
the game, in spite of the intense rivalry,
was clean and free from all smuggling or
fouling. There was a larger crowd
present than usual. especially of the fair
sex. Varsity kicked of to Cadet O-yard
line, and the Cadets carried the bali
across by successive rushes to 'Varsity's
li-yard line, where II was lost on down;
VARSITY lost me ball Of a tumble on her
3O-yard lire, und the Cadets rushed, and
sent Lawson through for a touchdown.
Moore kicked goal On 'Varsity's Kick
OF the Cadets bucked their line success
sively across the field for a touchdown,
by Shaner Moore kicked e0al.
The second half opened by the Cadets
kicking of. and Varsity carried the ball
across 20 the Cadets l3-yard line, and
lost on downs. Ths Cadets rushed, and
lost the ball on 'Narsity's 4O-yard line, by
downs varsity repeated the same NeS
tics. ard LIST on the Cadets 4O-yard line
bv downs, when the game was called.
Time OF halves. 70 minutes The special
features OF the game were the playing
of Moore. Mills. Lawson, and Shaner TO-
the Cadets: and jenkins. Oberlin, and
Michler for Varsity.
Griffin was huTt In the first half, and
Mcphesters substituted. p. Harding was
hurt in the second. and Il. Montgomery
substituted His playing for the short
time he was In the game was brilliant
Cadets, T. Positions. Varsity, o.
steger ...........Left .Michier
Harman .......Left tackle. ..Oberlin
Mills ..............Left guard. .Cowan.
Marrow ............ Centre............ Webb.
Harding. J. Knight guard. .McClintc.
Harding. i. Right tackle...... Barclay.
Montgomery, =.
McGil .......... Right end.......... Griffin
McPheoters
Montgomery .....Quarter back Powell.
Lawson ..........Loft half-back jenkins.
(captain)
shaner hight half back Shields.
Moore (capt.) Full back .....Campbell
Touch-d0wns:-- Lawson and Shaner
Goals from touch-downs-Moore. 2. UNI
plre-Cadet Foster Virginia Military In
stitute. Rsferes-Mr. Wilson, Washing
ton and Lee. Ldnesmen-Cadet Harri-
son and Or. Wayt, Washington and Lee
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JAMEs-RIvER cONvocATIoN.
An Interesting, Pleasant, and FRO
ftable Meeting.

OFFLEY, VA, October 4.-(special)-
The James-River ConvoeaLlon Of the
Episcopal Church, composed of members
OF the clergy from Richmond city and
ten neighboring counties, which has been
holding its fall session at the Church
Of Our Saviour. in the upper part Of this
county Q4anoyer), closed yesterday, with
special services for children, after a very
agreeable and profitable meeting OF seve-
raj days. The convocation Is an impOr-
tant adjunct 10 diocesan work, providing
s4rvices for vacant parishes. ana. in
osrt supporting q regular missionary for
local work in their territory, besides fur
therinx in all other ways possible the
interests OF the Church. The following
clergy were present: Rev. Martin john
son. w n. Brander, j. Y. bowman, ~.
p. Chrlsman, J. j. Gravatt, w. b. Lee,
]. = Birkhead, G.. 9. Abbitt, Preston
Nash, P. Il. Nugent, Henry Wingate' and
the Rev. 5. S. Hepburn, the pastor In
charge OF the Church OF Our Saviour,
and OF St Martins Parish.
In order that the clergy might be close
10 the church ana enabled TO transact tho
routine business Of their body convenient
Iy, the Rev. Mr.. Hepburn, ably assisted by
his good wife and other ladies, had ar
ranged temporary quarters for them on
the grounds, by means OF three large
tents and public school-holse, whose
use was kindly allowed by the authori-
ties. And the weather being mild and fino
and the "commissary department. most
bountirully ana carefully looked after
By the ladies OF the congregation. the
visitors were made as comfortable in
their little outing experience as possi-
bic, and expressed themselves as highly
gratified at the kind efforts made In their
behalf by the good people OF the COM
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Four Silk Specials.

You have had many money-saving &C.
casions TO thank US for. These four we
shall offer on Monday may appeal to YOU
stronger than any of the others. Certain
Il Is that they are rich values belo"
their actual worth. a bargain for us is a
bargain for you. Help yourselves, but
don't forget they are limited in quantity
2O-inch Superior Finish, Black Satin
Duchess
SPECIAL PRICE,. .S5c. yard.
A-inch Extra Weight, Black satin
Duchess, n genuine Sl.25 value
SPECIAL PRICE-.....N yard.
24-inch Black MORE SIX, very heavy.
and a regular $50 quality,
SPECIAL PRICE.....A.l5.
Pinch Black, Surah silk. an SIC. value,
SPECIAL PRICE......60c.
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The Fourqurean=PriCe Company

ton. who made fino speech. FolosNs
him Colonel Richard Henry Lea 4.t
John II. Alexander entertained the crown
with snort. but telling addresses.
The past week has been proAlc ~
speaking in this county-Judgs X 10
Tibb. and Charles L. Janney. W. D. val'
rett. Judge J. b. McCabe John II. A.eA'
ander. Hon. John III. Ryan, Eppa hnnto".
Jr., j. Brad. Beverly, and 10 T. "o'A,,
have. IN that time, used their voice ---
influence for the Democratic CAV.
Bryan, Sewall. and Rixsy-some or i".N
az several places. And there Is stiA A,'
olher-Phineas Nichols. a Quaker pre..l.
err who has come TO the aid Of me '"'.
cause. and being iirst-class citizen. -
influential. too. he IS doing good 49,
He has heretofore voted the Repl'.-'H
ticket, always.
To-day a big Democratic demonstrsul'
at Hamilton, had among other s'e 'A-'"
the Hon. q. c. Sabin. OF Nebraska.
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nemncrntic Elcctor nie..

BIRMIN CHAM, Ala. october "a
Hon. Martin ID. Siebert, elector for the
seventh District on the regular Demo-
cratic ticket, died at the infirinary. in
this city. this afternoon. from aneurlsm
OF the thorax.
his death viii not complicate the politi-
cal situation. The Democratic State Exc
cutive Committee issued an address to-
night appointing and recommending Hon.
Z. c. Appleton alternate elector. and
he will receive the full party vote.
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DR.. Jaeger's Underwear.

Special sale commencing tomorrow.
GU know what these goods are. They
are known all over the world as the great
Health Underwear, and they are espe-
cially adapted to all persons In poor
health.
As long as this lot lasts, you can buy
them at lower prices than they have ever
before been sold.
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The FOurQurean-Price Company.
Ideal HouseWare Department.
TO- bA0RRON'S MARVELLOUS,
INCOMPATIBLE VALUE-GIvING!

For the past months manufacturers have been umbg
over each other their eageess to sell u.s. Concessions almost
unbelievable made for spotcash offers Never before
have dollars bought cheapy Never before have we been
able to benefit our customers with SUCH EXTREMELY Low
PRICES Economy is the watchword of the day The tOuru
rean- Price Co. is the watchwOrd for economy
EXTRA! EXTRA! 200 Electric elded Hoop Tubs, made
of best Virginia white cedar "a inches circumference l9c
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Largc-Sizcd Galvanized Conl-Hods,
eNtra-heavy bottoms Cwili Outlnst :
Japanned ones), none sold to deal
ers, I5c.
$50 Banquet-Globes with rich designs
SOC
10 dozen Jardinieres. assorted colors'
decorated and plain glazings, worth ISc.-
Doc.
zoe. Gas-GIobes, engraved, Mt 1oc.
$3.50 Genuine Rochester Cupid
Banquet Lamp, goid-piated, new
figures, s1.4s.
35c. Decorated Creamers Mt loo.
Imported water-Pitehers, assort-
ed shapes, worth 81. As long as
they last, 25c.
s-plece Chnds Sets, consisting Of knife
fork. and spoon. never sold for less tnah
25c-l0c. per set.
Crvstni TnbIe-TumbIers, nuted
bottom, always &c. each. Now they
go for 1 lie.
2-auart Pitchers. full gold-stippled, as
sorted styles and decorations, regularly
zoe. Our price l9c.
4-ouart Heavy REFINED saucepahs'
seam ess, regularly ljc. at 90
1O-ouart Brea I-Ralsers, heavy block-un'
regularly 50c.. at l5c.
NiceIy-Japanned steel shoVels, &C.
value, lie.
4-quart Extra-Heavy Seamless Re
timed Kettles, &c.
Extra-Heavy, strong, and Japan
ned spice-Set, Sc
Gas-Light and Torch Brass
Lighter, long handle, good-qunlity
tapers, MI for Isc.
$50 DINNER-sET, Si5.
1oo-riece Dinner-set IN rich Begor'a and
undersigned decorations, set TOT go
service and very choice, large-slzed
pieces. and a genuine SO SET Io-AlO'io"
at si5 .,,,, mr., Mo
COUNT -.,..-
q Cracker-Jars. 50c.-fne decorotons'
good-slzed 81 Jars. Tomorrow, Soc.
rtnc Imported Ornaments, always
soc. Special at Zoe.
Quadruple-Plated. Bright-Polished Soup
Tureens. large size, fine beaded trim
mings. never sold under GJ0-A0.
EXTRA SPECIALIZED Few Delft Cake
Plates. fow-blue coloring, scalloped raised
edges. heavily gold-stippled, worth S1c'
Sale price. &c.
EXTRA SPECIALIZED Cups and Sau-
cerv fow-blue. heavily god-hnished.
worth 35c. Sale price, l2c.
CSC. for % Oblong Fruit-Dishes, = j.
inches long. decorated. heavy goid-hnish.
DINXERWARE EXTRAORDINARY.
A speciaI deal made which enables
us 20 offer the best Vniucs set
quoted.
si7e5 for ss5 Fine China Dinner-sets,
1O2 pieces, very handsome shape and deco
ration.
S2s for so Haviland-Chlna DinDer-sets,
$50 pieces. large assortment OF decorations
to select from.
$50 for $50 Haynand-China Dinner-Se1s,
139 pieces, exqustely shaped, and mag
niicently decorated.
$50 for $40 Haviland-China Dinner-Sets
latest production, and a beauty.
$40 for S2l5 Haviland-China Dlnner-Set
iig pieces. one OF the handsomest sets
ever turned out BY this famous maker.
Buy good Gas and Oil-stoscs. IL
pays In the long run. You don't
have 10 pay n cent more Tor re-
liable goods here. IL win be Teve-
IatIon for you to spend an hour in
this vast department tomorrow
the largest in RichmoDd.
The Best Oil-Heater n the market,
simple. clean, and effective, will do as
much work as any $40 heats e tr'
market Monday. A.G9.
New-PrOcess Gas-Heater. Comfort,
convenience, and economy COM
bined In this stove. Cast-iron Il p
and bottom, good heater, worth
$3.50. Positively for Monday only,
0Sc
New-Process 4-pipe Gs-Radiator, hand
souely bronze finished, viii heat a large
sized room, good 800 value. Monday
Si.9S.
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IS Gas-Radlators. handsome'y-Hnl'sa
Monday, S9S.
DC. for 15c. 4. ID. Decorated CUP,
and Saucers.
Zoe. for 25c. A. ID. Decorated Cog,
and Snncers.
25c. for soc. Decorated A. d. Cup a.!
Saucers.
soc. for CSC. Decorated A. D. Cups ,-i
Saucers.
American Cut-GIass TumbIers, Be
TumbIers. while they last MONDAY
ut Sc.
Cut-Glass Toothpick Holders lap.iay
cut base, reduced from S5c. 10 l9c.
MORE CHINA WONDERS.
90 dozen Pure-White Divide Tea.
Cups and saucers, real china. hrst
quality, no seconds, sold regularly
at zoe. the pair, zoe.
71-2-lnch Plaln-Rim POSTPONED Edg,
Plates. worth $3.50 dozen, each S.
S1-2-inch Plain-Rim Fes,o0nel-Eln
Plates, worth - dozen, each Toe.
$3.50 TOILET-BOTTLEs, Osc.
An absolute slaughter OF lOo Hanluns
Hand-Painted TOlet-Bottles. Cost
produce. S2.50-9Sc.
Handsome Banquet-Lamp. solid bran
heavily golt-plated oDen-work head AM.
base central-draft burner, globe hall
somely decorated, the entire lamp making
the most beautiful article ever put ts
fore the public. worth from SO TO Ats
complete, S465.
The Best Conee-Mill, extra hopper,
worth Boo, 13c.
Pint Iin-Cups sc. ones, ic
Half-Pint Tin-Cups. &c. ones, lc.
Screwdrivers. &C. ones lc.
Square Bread-Pans, worth 20c.-l2c
Colanders, best shape, worth l5c-5o
Toe. Frying-Pans. best steel, indy -
eggs etc. &c.
15c. Hunters FIOur-Sif'nrs, ths
best sitter made. easy and quick ao-
ton, made of extra-hesvy TN, &c.
l2c. Perforated Chair-Seats. Sc.
10c Bread-Pans. all one sheet. turnei-
over edges. &c.
GoId-PIated Parior-Tnbie, with
open-wor< FIorentine border, not
10 be had elsewhere. Former price,
$3.50; Monday, 5000.
> O'Clock Tea, very hnnhsome
soIid-brnss Tea-IScttle, with bra1
stand, brass alcohol lamp, All COM
pIete. csc.
Spring Balance Scales. 25-pound bnI
dial. every one guaranteed worth lc.-ic
1O-qunrt Dfshpans, made Of et-
tra-heaVy charcoal tin, worth 2Ocg
&c.
ParIor Fire-sets, nicely bTonfed
Shovel, tongs, poISer-stnnd), worth
81, complete set 40c.
Mrs. Potts's Sad-Iron Handles. maze
10 hold any OF Mrs. Potts's irons. b..
Improved step-indders, mnlleabls-
iron hinges, well put together, al
these pricesi 5-fOot, 30c.j regular
vnIue, 81. G-foot, 47c., regular
vnIue, s1.2O. 7-foOt, 55c.i regular
vnIue, $40.
High-Grade Carpet-Brooms. glarah's7'
best-quality corn. l5c.
i2-piece ToiIet-Sets, I'm two styles
Yrsth large sIop-jar, hne decofa-
tfons, in assorted cOlors, aud n resu-
lar So 80 set. To-MOrTow, si.ss.
Your Lifs-Sized Portrait taken ii'H
small photo IN crayon for N.5o. or 90 1oai'
tiful water-color for s. Such work 4,
YOU have been accustomed paying $ a..
$40 FOR. AL work strictly guarantee
See sample display
uandgsome Framed PtetnrfN
actual value, $500. Special a. SOD
200 Framed pictureS, worth 81
Special, 25c.
Cs~ice Of Ensmeline or Electric F's'
Stove PotT~, lc.
Stove-Brushss. aItra-quality, Q-i|'
sinner. worth l5c..
seIf-WringIng Fioor-Mops' cant
soil the hands, N genuine soc. aru-
Gle, 1oc-
Fancy Lamp-Frames, 10 and -oe'
kind. Monday, choice &c.
Dust Brushes. eXtra-uen made, l4'|
wood handles. &c.
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RiYnI Pnrn deS Mt Lincoln

LINCOLN, NEB. october A.--The viz
tuai closing OF the local campaign, both
for the Republicans and the Democrats
and POpulists. occurred tonight, and the
occasion brought no less than three United
States senators-John NJ. Thurston, for the
Republicans. and Senators Stewart and
Allen. for the Democrats and Populists.
There were rival parades early In the
evening by both forces. and though they
passed and repassed on the streets, there
was nothing nearer 4 collision than good
natured hadinage.
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Wedding Silks.

Probably we make greater preparations
with Wedding silks than almost anybody
else n town. We are justified In doing
It. for this store Is the Mecca Of most Of
the brides-to-be.
Those who are interested just now will
find an elegant assortment Of white and
Tinted effects in the best weayes.
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VelvetS.

We feel perfectly confident in inviting
you to bring us any shade that you want
to match or harmonic in Velvet--good
Velvet. Our Velvet stock IS perfect In its
variety of shades, and YOU know you can
trust the quality of anything that comes
or Of our counters.
Coored Velvets, 81, $3.50. and g.
2i-inch Black, Cape Velvet, 80
2i-inch Black, Cape Velvet g a yard.
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COlOred Silks.

Glace Taneta silks. in the plain.
changeable effects, extra good value.
75c. aid &c.
Damasse Evening silks. exquisite color
ings, 81.
Tinsel Novelty silks, the great favorite
for combinations, &c.
Checked and Plaid Taffeta Silks-to-
morrow the 81 and S.25 grade for 75c.
Evening Silks-to-morrow, az 81 l-2c.
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A TIE GAME
petwecn University of North Caro-
Inns and BlacISsburg.

DANyILLE, VA, october A--(Spc-
cial The football teams OF the Univer-
slty of North Carolina and the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute played a tie game
here this afternoon. neither side scoring
I'm 20-minute halves. The odds were
and 3 to ! on Carolina before the game.
aud there were very few bets taken. Vir-
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uo,mes Cummings Dead

MEMPHIS. October 2t-hon ,'a,.gs
Cummings, one OF the fofemos, ~.pem.
and politicians OF the South an" -, tbls
ocratic national comnitteeila"
State, died here tonight
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
mas LEE nErN sNunnEDI
said to Have Been, in the compe"-
tOr-TrIaI Matter.

KEY WEST. FLA. october sA-"e''s'
r. Bryson. Habana corr esponient Oh
New York Herald. passed through -
city tonight, en- route North. re -
that the American Consul has been So.
bed by the Spanish authorizes .n
matter relating to the trial OF ne - 80,
tltors crew, and that tho triA - 80
held IN the Cabanas. General - "a,
not been notified OF the trial r q
says that the Habana corresponD'i,ss ly
the Jacksonville Times Union -
to be arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
The Canvass In Loudoun.

LEESBURG. VA. October 2L-(Special)
A large meeting here last night OF the
Bryan and Sewall Club was addressed
by Hon. Andrew Wilson. OF Washing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25
an. noleiah al Key West.

KEY WEST. FLA, October A-The
Unit4d States cruiser Raleigh arrived ~
this port this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25

orders for printing sent TO the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
and the style Of work and prices VIII BE-
sure to please you.
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CHII.DREN'S DIR. JAEGER'S NIGHT
DIP ESGES
CHILDRENS BANDs-DR. JAEGERS.

Or. Jaeger's Underwear IS always sold
At his catalogue prices. and never less
The price we give as regular Is the cata-
logue price; the prices we have made for
this sale are % per cent off as a special
bargain for this week.
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The FOurQurtan-
Price Company.
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Some Specials.

We have prepared some special values
for this week, among which is lot of DR..
Jaegers Health Underwear, for men, women,
and children. If you wear this Underwear,
now is the time to buy it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-25

Henry b. Moseley has been commits
stoned postmaster at Elarn's. n. c.
Railroad service has been established in
Virginia as follows:
Elkton, by Nancy McGaheysville, Mon
teYideo. penlaird, Keezletown. Harrison
burg. and Dayton, 20 Bridgewater, Va.
Chesapeake and Western railroad, H.S7
miles and back. six times a week, or as
much oftener as trains may run. From
November o. 1926.
star-service changes have been made as
follows:
North Carolina-Monroe to Lancaster.
From Noscmber 3. 1896. change service
so as to omi, McCain's twice a week, sup
supp wing McCain's on the inward trip on
Tuesday, and on the outward trip on
Friday OF each week only, decreasing dis
lance IA miles. equal TO ! mile and back,
or three times a week service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70 Mt. Scion.
From November "a. 1895. curtail service
10 begin at Bridgewater. emitting Harri-
sonburg and Dayton, decreasing distance
~ miles.
Br!ttian. Va 20 Brunswick, Nd. From
November e. 1885 eurtail service TO begin
st ENan emitting Brittlan, decreasing
distance 1893 miles.
Charges I'm star schedules have been
made IN North Carolina as follows: Venl
10 Enfield Leave Neni daily except sun
day at Z A. NJ, arrive Enfield by II NJ.
leave Enfield daily except Sunday at 1885
T. NJ. arrive Vent by $3.50 +. NJ.