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Fresh oysters received daily. Three dozen for 25 cents. |. Pierotti, op- posite Great Red Store. 1012tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

The Board of School Directors should have the yard around the Lakeside Ward School drained. The Water standing in front of the uuilding ill wet weater ie Il nuisance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Mir. R. H. Warmack, of Magnolia. is here on a brief business visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Several members of the family of Mir. W. T. Simpson are quite ill with measels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Entered at the Post-otfice at Pine Bluff, Ark, as second-claas mail matter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

MrR. H. Cone, an influential citi- zen of Hampton, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Capt. and Mrs. N. T. Roberts have returned from a visit to the family of Mir. J. C. Roberts at Wabbaseka.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19
CITY ITEMS.

MT. 6. Nj. Rowell, of Tyro, was 1T the city Saturday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Miss Emma White has recovered from a severe spell of sickness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

PINE BLUFF. ARK, JAN. 19 1896.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19
Production Here h is Entirely,

Morfison's Faust at the opera house Tuesday night.
 Miss Gpssie McKenney is visiting relatives in Little Rock. Mrs. Eugene Fies is quite sick at her home an Second avenue Mrs. simon Bloom, we regret to announce, is on the sick list. The friends of Mrs. Leo Blum will be glad To learn that she is recover ing from her recent illness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

Mir E. N. Calbert. of Kingsland, spent yesterday in this city,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

NEWLY furnished rooms for rent, for man w and wife, with or without board con venient to city. GOT South Georgia street.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

DARE CHANCE--For an enterprising n man with Q few hundred dollars capital to acquire well paying business. Address box 142, Galveston, Texas 1191w
 FOR sALE--Cheap. Splendid gated saddle \ pony, perfectly gentle. Inquire of Roy Atwood, e09 West Fifth ave 1101R
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

NH0NEY TO LoAN-0n improved city or ASA country property, for years, at from $ to 6 per cent, ROBERTS & JOHNSON.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-19

THE FARMERS AND SAVINGS BUILD
 ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION-Mon to loan on good farm 1ands and city property ". D. Johnson, Local Agent. 176
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13

divorcio, hablemos ahora del hermano de
Juana Duport.
Este presidiario cumplido sale de un an.
tro de corruption para yolver la sociedad
despues de haber satisfecho su condena an
deuda por medic de la expiaci6n 2Que pre-
cauclones ha tornado Ia sociedad para impedir
que relnclda en- ell crimen? Ninguna; as{ CO.
mo tampoco Sc le ha facilitado alberto con
provision caritativa la senda del bien. fin de
castigarlo de una manera terrible si se mues-
ira incorregible.
La perversldad contagiosa de nuestras car
celes es tan conocida y tan justamente temi-
da, que el que sale de elias no encuentra an
parte alguna mas que desvfo, menosprecio v
aversion, aun siendo hombre de bien. nadie
ie daria una ocupaci6n honrosa Ademas. una
afrentosa vlgilancia 10 confna pequef1as DO
Dlaciones donde son al panto conocidos los
antecedentes de 81 vida, y en- donde no hava
meolo aiguno para ejercer la industria excep-
clonal que imponen los presos los arrenda-
tarios del trabajo de las cArceles centrales.
81 el presidiario tiene valor para resistir
las maIas tentaclones, Sc entreUar6 nno de
esos ohclos homicidas de que hemos hablado.
o la preparation de ciertos productos oufmi.
cos cuya mortal Influenza los diezma. bien
Sc dedlcara a arrancar piedras en- las cauteras
de tontainebleau, o6cio en- que por termino
medic SO resiste seis afios.
La condiol6n de an REQ cumplido es mu-
emo mas penosa diffcil que antes de su pri-
mer delite, pues SO encuentra rodeado de di-
ncuitades escollos, tiene que arrostrar el
oespreclo los sonrojos de todo ell mundo. "
casl slempre reducido & la mayor mise
ria. 81 sucumbe en- medic de tan esuan-
tosos riesgos privaciones vuelve Ia vida
criminal, SO lie frata con uDa severidad mas
iDfiexible que cuando su primera falta Eeto
co inlusto, porque casl siempre 10 conducen Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
BfBL1oTECA DE ola DEMoCRACrA.

ro. iBilletes baratos, caballerosi-afladi6" "Pi-
cavinagre con ell acento de los revendedores
de bllletes de teatro.-Ni un franco. nj me-
dlo, nj un sueldo cuestan; Sc dan de balde:
estan al alcance de todos, porane solo Sc
o''rsesgd Ia cobezo; ell gobierno paga todo ell
gasto; hasta ell pelo corta por su cuenta
ksta es La justlcia gratis. Pero la iusticia que
lmplde ell que una honrada madre de famila
sea maltratada y robada por un marido que
quiere puede hacer dinero de su hiia esta
Justicia cuesta qasnSeaatos frances. pasa-
ras sin ella, querida Juana.
Jay, Fort6nl-diio la infeliz madre
vertiendo amargo llanto,-lque negro me po-
Ell coraz6n
-Tambien a mf Sc me pone de ese color
al pensar en- tn suerte la de tu familia. al
Yer que nsda puedo hacer por vosotros. Mira.
Juana, aunque te parece que siempre estoy
rlendo, te enganas, porque tengo dos especies
de algeria una alegre otra triste. No ten
go fuerza nj valor para malo, colerico nj
rencoroso como otros, y todo Sc me va en- pa
iabras mas menos chabacanas; acaso mi CO.
bardla 10 faco de mi cuerpo han sido cansa
de que no llegase ser mas malo de 10 oue
soy. Asi es que solo pudo habsrme tentado
roDar 10 solo aislado de aquelIa maldita
casa, donde no habfa nj un cato, sobre todo
n III un Lrlste perro para guardian la puerta.
lamblen fue necesaria la circunstancia de ona
hiciese una luna clara como ell dfa. norana De
noehe solo tengo un miedo cerval.
-Por ESQ cref siempre, mi amado Eo--
tdn, que eres mejor de 10 que piensas. Dor
ESQ espero que los jueces tendran comnas;6n
de ii.
-Compasi6n de mil lde un presid;ar;o
cumpiido reincidentel ST, echate dor,
mir. Por ESQ no les qniero NAL: 10 m;smo 90
me me "a estar aqni que en- otra parte I'm 10 |
as que no soy maio, themes mucha 1az6n, |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
LOS M1srERtosDE PARIS

cos en- las formalidades onerosas de un iui-
slo de esta clase. Y, sin embargo para ell
pobre no hay otro g6nero de vida que la
vida dom6stica: la buena mala conducta
del Jefe de una familia artefa1a no solo es
question de morslidad, sino question de PAN
DIS por ventura menos digna de inter@s la
snerte de una muier del pueblo, como la que
hemos procurado pintar, que la de una RIGA
expuesta Las consecuencias de los describe
mes lnhdelidad de marido?
NADIA mas digno de compassion que los
dolores del alma; pero cuando estos dolores
de ma madre desgraoiada SO une la miseria
oe sus nlJos, Jno es monstruoso ell que la po-
Dreza la prlve de la protection de la lev la
entregue indefensa con toda familia al m al
trato de un marido ocioso corrompido2 Y,
sin embargo, existe esa monstruosidad: en-
este case, como en- otros muchos, un presidia-
rio cualquler condenado por la iusticia pue.
de negar con derecho buena l6gica la i'm
tud bajo cuyo nombre ha sido condenado
5Necesltaremos decir ell peligro que en-
cierra para la sociedad la justification de- "a.
les acusaciones, cu&l ,puede ser la inAuenoia
autorldad de uDas leyes cuya aplicaci6n
esta absolutamente supeditada k u1a cues
tlon de dlDero, 81 debiera ser accessible a
tooos la Justlcla civil, como la criminal2
aque hay tantas personals que oausa
De su pooreza no pueden invocar al amnaro
de una ley emlnentemente reparadora . tnta
lar, Sno deberfa la sociedad aseourar & sns
expensas la aplicaci6n de esta lev nor rass
peto al honor y La tranquilidad de las fam;.
lias2 -@.''-
Mas dejemos A,esta mujer, que sera toda
Eu vida yictima de tln marido brutal " rar
vertido, va que por pobre carece de me-
dos para conseguir que la ley pronuncie su
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13

Pues los que 10 son los aborrezco & mi ma
nera, me burlo de ellos cuando nnedo
oeoe ser que, fuerza de contar cuentos. en-
los cuaies, para agradar los que me oven.
hago slempre de manera que los one ator
mentan los demas por mera crueldad lie.
van nm su merecido, me haya acostumbra
DO sentlr 10 que cuento.
les GUSTAV esos cuentos las per-
sonas con quienes vives2 A no decirmelo ~
no 10 creerfa oio Cu
-Sl les contase esas histor;aa an ono
peTiiian que roba que mata lleva al 6n sn
nsrecldo, no me dejarfan acabar: pero 3; los
naoio de una mujer un niflo. < mn nobra
oiaoio como 20, por ejemplo. one So va roaI
sratado perseguido por an homhr6n a. Ls.
od negro, solo por Ell gusto de nersaa,n;r1o
Iani entonces SO vuelven locos de co5ta.o
81 al m de la historic lleva el d;ahia al
ue las oorooS ne9rds. Justamente s6 ma
l.yenua a llt1laaa Gringalete Taiav;vos,,
lrn Gu9 e,a - aeiicla dei presidio central de Me-
iuh' J que aun no he contado ann{ t. 49,
go ofrecida para esta noche. ~ La Ten
oisponerse para sudar ell dinaro paeuen
no. nada hay de 10 dicho. Tn tsnS.sq fSotque 81
en- la gsnancla cual corresponds 1,aP P"lee
criDire la historic para que % laeso es-
ella tus nhnos; es tan decenta 49, .an con
leer una monja carmelita que la puede
- Lo que ms consuels, mi oner;do ~
san, es yer que no eres tan desprac;adno @ Or
cnarto nor cnanta Isl como un preso de ~;
brs brafso npppacha, ppa i''1 nay en- ell mundo ,Pn.
acabe el dia 10 sangren nor autes que Sc
otro, porque SO prepare oor+. VI iado o por
menta de los diablos para as.s q una tor
LAY, Dios milo ,an;a Gs.A tarde.
no?. .Cuidado, Forum: ~es'sn - s hacerle da-
ESQ. tones parte en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
SAG Al A M 30

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- Q
pals, cura radicalmente los catarros gripa.
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, re1nas
inAamaclones y demks afeccicnes eut6neas'
etc., etc.
La formula de cada botella iadica L. ms
nera de usarse. A pessr del gran consume
de este preparado, 81 precio sera flo sono
sigre: Gaia de "a medias botellss. Z nasos,
Uniecs depositarios del lsgftimo 6aoo
lassbd,
Z. OhGsd6ss O.
Ponce. Febrsro l9 ds 1882 s1r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
Especlfco Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con este especifco desaparecen los bar
rog Ia picaz6n que producen las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Els el verdadero "qui-
ta-do. 5r. +" Sc usa en- fricciones SO apli-
ca On ochenta casos distintos.
Vendsse en- Juana- -Diaz-barrlo de Hato
puercc casa del inventor solamente.
Mayo 4, 1895. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
vapores Correos espaholes
de La Compania Trasatlantica
Antes de A. Lopez s. Co.

SERVICIO PARA PUERTO-RICO I LA HABANA
-SALIDAS- Barcelona IS de cada
DE Malaga el 27-De C&diz e 10 " 30.
Sc expden pasajes de ida vuea con Is pS de rebaa
las faa La equvaenela de pasajes entero SO
del Is Esa reb applicable alos bees
ida vueta. - ;.
En- Un de cada fania grats
rasai, de IL amos cunphdo
paa1e De u cumpHdos pssaje
3. 81 cYdnara On nino hasa amos grains LIE
psa1e de IL pasaje de IL amos adelane pa
EMGRANTES: ano gratuEamente de dos cuatro
&aos medic paje; n adelante, pasaje entero
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
PARA OARRETERAS
iAUSUBO! iAUSUBO!

vigas ee 4 x 5, 6y5xlO alfagfas
de 8. Estantes de ausubo de "a va
ras. Surhdo general de maderas de i,
Florida, tablss de todas classes dsnak,
sfectos para construction.
L. 2. DORA 6s G..
Playa-Ponce Noviembre 22 de- 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fandsc;on, HesYsrsa y Fevyeterso
PONCE, PUERTO -RIOO

Fabricante de despolpadoras de cafe de
los sistemas Rollo Disco, como tambi6n
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidr&ulicas, Ma
Locates, Secaderas toda clase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar verbs, desgranar mai:
etc., etc. Hero, cobra y bronco en- barraa
planchas fundido.
Pfdanse informea. Julio z, 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-11-13
VapOr M. l., ViIIav9rd9,

I'll NJ L. Vf1GOesde vae del dia
Pasaje Epana rasbordo
dc aque puerto dia
A. de Herrera va del 2S omara
Oar en al dreco de gual da
ada
al
adnite odos
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Reopening of the Y. NJ. G. A.

The offices and amusement-room at
the Young Mems Christian Association
were opened yesterday afternoon for the
first time since the repairs have been
made and many members and friends OF
the institution called during the afternoon
and evening, and spent an hour or so in
the now beautiful home of the Associa-
ton. The work OF the carpenters, plas~
terers. frescoers. painters. and electrician
has wrought wonderful change I'm the
building, and its interior now presents a
handsome and finished appearance.
The first afternoon meeting in the re-
cently-improved hall will be held this
afternoon. Secretary Mckee will address
the young men at z. NJ. on Unused
Power" and Mr.. F. Ii. Merrill. the new
physical director. win conduct the song
service and play a solo on the Apollo
harp. A boys Gospel army will be or
ganized at O'Clock. with a captain and
three lieutenants. and Mr.. J. NJ. o. Leach
will make an address on Trumpet
Blast"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
In OUR SISTER CITY.
THAT COLONEL FAw
WILL RETURN TO MANCHESTER
The Bristol Editor-Orator, Who Was
Heard Under Disadvantages, VIII
Probably Return-Funeral of Two
Ladies-PerxonaIs and Briefs.

Colonel j. A. Faw, of Bristol, Tenn,
who succeeded IN making such hit In
Manchester last Thursday night, will
probably speak again In this city In the
near future. 1t viii be remembered that
Colonel Faw spoke In Manchester on the
same night that the bicycle parade and
a large political speaking drew large
number OF Manchester people to Rich
mond. The Tennesseean Is an orator. and
q man OF great personal magnetism. lie,
Il is thought. will do more good In Man
chester at present than any other man
at hand. and IT Is the purpose Of Chairman
Attkisson. of the City Central Committee,
20 have Colonel Faw address an immense
gathering IN Manchester Just prior to
election day Colonel Faw has expressed
his willingness to come again. and the
permission OF state-Chairman J. I. Ely
Son has been asked. Should the genial
Colonel return 10 Manchester ne will be
given q grand reception.
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
Az announced In yesterdays Dispatch.
the funeral OF Mrs Mary r. Clarke will
take place this afternoon from the clop-
ton-street Baptist church at O'Clock
The following gentlemen will act as pail
bearers Honorary,-Dr. T. B. Dorset, }.
NJ Chaikley. NJ. A. Cogbill, and Dr.
George w. Friend. Aetiye-W. Il. Bass.
w. c. Clements. 3. G. Nunnally. c. ~.
FuQua. J. c. Neal. l.. NJ. Burford, Joseph
w. Holt. and X. A. Bowen. The inter-
menf viii be made In Maury cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs Eliza Williams Will
take place this afternoon az O'Clock from
her husbands residence. about ten miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CO.

and children are with him, at Mr.
Cabelrs, 22l Governor street.
The Augusta Chronicle, referring to
Mr.. Wrights Illness. says: THE news OF
Mr.. Boykin Wrights Illness at the home
OF relatives In Richmond, Va, was
learned with regret by readers OF the
Chronicle, and there were many inquiries
made at the Chronicle Office about his
condition throughout the day. 1T is with
sincere pleasure that good news is re-
ceived in reply TO inquiries wired to
Richmond last night. The reply came
that Mr.. Wright Is better, but still pain
fully sick His speedy recovery is sin
cerely hoped for"
The same paper says editorially: I'VE
are glad TO be able 10 announce an i'm
provement In the condition OF Hon. Boy
kin Wright, though he IS still painfully
sick. The friends and admirers OF this
beloved Georgian will pray earnestly for
his speedy and complete recovery"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
LAKESIDE CLUBS SMOKER.
The First of the season Held by the
WheeImen Last Night.

The first stag smoker Of the fall season
to be given by the members of Lakeside
Wheel Club was held In the attractive
and beautiful clubhouse last evening.
and about $50 wheelmen assembled In the
parlors and spacious halls. and, amid
wreaths OF ascending smoke, told stories
and spent the evening in a most enjoyable
fashion.
About o'clock tables were laid in the
main hall and bountiful supper, con-
sisting OF Brunswick stew and orna-
ments. was spread. TO which full justice
was done
There was a full moon last night, and Ii
shone down out of a high-arched heaven
upon the smooth and beautiful road Lead
ing out to the club, thereby afording
abundant light for the members OF the
club on their Journey there and home
again. Twas really an ideal night for
hiking. and this no doubt had good deal
to do with the large crowd being present.
though the festivities OF the occasion
amply repaid all OF the members and
visitors who attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
THE FOUROUREAN-PRICE 20.
News from the County.

Mr.. w. ]. Ford died Wednesday nighe
about If o'clock at his home, near Oieh
Allen, after one days Illness. lie was
found in a sleepy condition In a enai1
a. bIs house. on Tuesday evening, anu
when it was discovered that he was SICK
DIR. James was sent for at once. he
was about 65 years old, ana leaves 80 a
wife and two childen-Mr. Edward tord
and a married daughter. He was buried
In a graveyard near by Friday about
$3.50 O'Clock. -, l..
A Democratic meeting will be held IN
pakar,s precinct on next Thursday night.
Speeches will bs made by Hon. {. H.
sands. William Justis. and others.
Mr.. e. r. Tennan was before squire
Vincent yesterday morning for threaten
in, IN XIII MIR. C. f. Hobson. He was re-
cocnized to keep the peace Tor SIX
months on giving bond In the sum
OF so.
Warrants have been issued for thirteen
persons, charged with unlawful hunting
in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Underwear for rIen.

Heavy Wool Mixed-Gray. Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers. that you would ordinarily
pay soc. for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i lie
Mems Camel's-Hair Shirts and Drawers,
half wool. all nicely made and finished;
this is a grand value. ..0oc
One lot Mems Fine Wool Shirts and
Drawers, that sold It 81, $50. and -,
some few sizes gone, which brings Them
to you tomorrow at....................75c
Mems ATWOOD Shirts and Drawers.
White. great value for Monday.....N.
Mems Ribbed Camers-Hair Shirts and
Drawers. finished In satin. $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18

carefully and expertly done. Our cress-
makers are the acknowledged peers In
the realm OF dress creation. and the best
examples OF their skill came to us. FIT
has always been a feared point with most
ladies'. Trust TO us-our judges VIII Dc
most critical--and faults. If any, VIII De
remedied before they leave our hands
Monday you will find this lot Of special
values waiting:
Novelty Wool Suits. tailor-made. in rough
effects, with English hy-front jacket
lined all through with silk. fun pleated
Atwood Serge Cheviot, Tailor-Made
Suits, coat. basque with lance
front, and ...................Sl6.
Atwood Black-Cheviot Suits. with en-
broidered vest. front jacket, SILK
.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
En1brOiderieS.

Tomorrow we place on sale special
line Of Embroiderics at the lowest prices
such goods were ever offered. 1t means
big loss TO some one. but 1t is your gain.
Linen-All-Over Embroideries-
27-inches wide, worth s., for......G yard.
4s inches'wide, worth Sc 50, for..s2.5O a yard.
&c inches wide. worth 50. for....5oc. yard.
4s inches wide. worth 81, for....75c. yard.
&c inches wide, worth S5c., for..2oc yard.
4s inches wide, worth 7Jc. for. .15c. yard.
Embroidered Edges
8 inches wide. worth 5oc., for..........l5c.
Q inches wide, worth &c, for...........25c.
9 inches wide. worth 95c., for ..........S0c.
5 inches wide worth Coo. for............l5c.
Linen Insertings TO match above
4 Inches wide, worth Soc, for. zoe.
8 inches wide, worth Soc, for...........l5c.
8 inches wide worth &c, for. .25c.
2 inches wide, worth 20c., for........,..loc.
Matched sets Linen Embroidery
4S-inch All-Over, worth 81, for...........5oc.
7-inch Edge to match, worth 35c. for. .1Oc.
1i-inch Edge, to match, worth 5oc., for. S)c.
46-inch Au-Over. worth S.75. for.......5Oc.
finch Edge, to match, worth S5c., for..Icc.
Pinch Edge. TO match, worth Soc, for..2Oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
pet-Cleaning.

We are prepared 10 do Carpet Cleaning
by our new process. We clean them on the
floor without taking up, and save all
bother. Our process is attended by most
satisfactory results. and, while 1t will
clean any Carpet, It is particularly adapt
ed 10 Wiltons. Administers, and Velvets.
If you have a light Carpet that has be-
come soiled, or having the appearance Of
being faded, our process will restore the
color and make It look like new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Sheets and PiIIOw-Cases.

The great Improvement in Ready-Made
Sheets and Pnlow-Cases, and the extreme
low price we now sell them, has made
this department Of ours a great depart
ment. Tomorrow we offer
Fine Hemstitchei Pillow-Cases, laun-
dered, ready for use, size l5xS6............
l21-2c. each; $50 dozen.
Lockwood Pillow-Cases ..............l2 lie.
Utica Pillow-Cases .................-.-...l5
Fine y. b. Pilow-Cases, 5ixss..........20c.
Lockwood Bolster-Cases, 45x72..........25c.
Utica Bolster-Cases. 45xl2............".SO soc.
Lockwood Sheets, free from dressing
Numbered, ready for use
C3X9O-inch .......
72x90-inch ...... ..............''......'..''
S0x90-lnch
Utica Sheets. 9Ox9O nches...............65c
Fine N. j. Hemstitched shcets.........S5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Funeral of Mr.. Alexander n. Wells.

The funeral Of Mr.. Alexander Il. Wells,
who died Thursday morning, took place
from Trinity Methodist Episcopal church
Saturday at 1880 o'clock. The pail
bearers were Messrs. Charles Baughman,
f. M. Ball. Captain Daniel lyon. Captain
George Watt Taylor, s. Childress. John
i. Walford, Mr.. Woodbridge. DIR. VIII
liam II. Scott. and Mr.. John Finders.
Mr.. Wells was twice married. the first
time to Miss Eliza Braxton Wells. BY
this union he leaves one daughter, Mrs.
w. p Gary. Of Henderson. N. c. The
second time he married Miss Wtllietto u.
Chapman, OF Albemarle county. She sur
wives him with Eve children, John r..
Ruth, Elizabeth. Dabney, Alex. B., and
William Harper Dean Wells
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Ladies' Capes.

Each lot is the representative Of an indi-
vidual creation. You can see the hand OF
talent in every feature. We have got
very large assortment, for Capes are very
fashionable again this season.
There are novelties in Boucle, Broad
cloth. Melton Matelasse, Velour, Velvet.
and Seal Plush. richly trimmed. and
lined with plain and fancy Silks They
carry worth up TO $50 We particularly
ask your attention ~ these special lots:
Seal-Plush Capes, collar trimmed In
% and 2i-inch Seal-Plush Capes, fur
trimmed. full ck......................sl2
Seal-Plush Capes, collar trimmed in fur.
and capes trimmed with fur tails. ISIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
THE F0URQUR EAN'P RICE CD.
The Sincerity of the Past
is Reaping Deserved ouCCess'

hones qualify
questions leadership There the th ouaTy
cling solely and only to those values
satisfaction Do us seal your
bonds of fullest confidence betrayed ~ urowtb
The opportunities are the signal ou s
Continue n ekngsatyln TOR you
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-18
Ladies' Goats.

answer Tor this The change of fashion
has been too radical. The new tailoring
fads are very pleasing. ours are copies
of the more striking models from across
the water. Mondays display Offers some
very close prices.
Black Boucle-Cloth Jackets: they are
made to fasten at the throat and are
trimmed with large and small but
tons ..............-. -'.so' %, anu -
Ladies' Rough Cheviot Jackets, velvet col
lar and reverse front....Slo, 49, and $40.
Kersey-Cloth Jackets. beautifully mace
and trimmed with large and small pearl
buttons 80. .............Si5, SIS. and $40.