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Court Terms.

EAST CARROLL
The jury terms of the It'll District Court
are fixed for the first Mondays In January
and June.
The civil terms are fixed for the second
Mondays in March and october.
MADISON
Jury terms to begin on 4th Mondays IN
January and June. Civil terms to begin on
LIST Mondays in April and November.
TENSAs-
Jury terms to begin on Bird Mondays In
FEBRUARY and July. Civil terms to begin on
4th Mondays in April and November.
By order of his Honor, f. Montgomery.
Judge 18th District Court.
J. d. Tompkins, Clerk.
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DR.. r. =. Hewes, Dentist,

Special attention given to Crown
and Bridge work. Prices moderate.
Office on 1st street, in the Mcguire
residence.
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TO THE TRADE.

sTJ. g.. P. Coats Spool Cot
at 40 less z per cent. This pric|
to merchants only.
w. N. WHITE, AGT|
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Grand-pap's hat wasn't even
thought of at the st. Louis conven-
ton.
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dition try DR.. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to an old or over-worked horse. %
.ents per package. For sale by druggists
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Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent AttcI
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Job work neatly executed at this
Office.
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JOHN WILLIAMS
Undertaken.

misunderstanding Eye and Skin Ointment
Is unequalled for Eczema, letter, Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Sore Nipples, Chapped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost Bites,
Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids
For sale by druggists at Is cents per box.
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red be wanting? The tie of frieSd-
ship remains. And here upon this
rock let us leave il; She rock whose
foundation is eternity, whose strength
is as enduring as the heaSeus.
Centuries have passed away, ana
time has strewn his wreckage along
this bank aud shoal of human exis-
tence but out from the ruins OF,
antiquity, out from its rise and fall, its
decay and oblivion, the adamantine
rock of brotherly love and friendship
still towers among US, the rock which
is to us, and ever shall be, our eternal
pillar Of strength.
Of the aims and purposes of the
Knights of Pythias it is useless here TO
speak. Its noble principles we have
seen exemplified here in our own
midst, where from its horn of boun-
ty it has poured into the lap of the
widow and the orphan. Friendship
10 one another, charity to the poor
and the needy, benevolepce TO all.
And now abideth these three-Friend-
ship, Charity and Benevolence-but
the greatest of these is Charityl When
affection sweeps its dark and stormy
waves across tho breast, what charm
but love can soothe our sorrow? When
poverty opens the door aud stares
with spectral eyes and grim, distor-
ted visage on the broken family circle,
what hand but charity's eau drive
away the starving foe z When death,
cold, mercilcss death, comes within an
hour we least expect him aud snatches
away the form and face we love so
well, what chain but memory's can
bind us closer TO these lowly mounds
Of earth?
Upon each Pyihian grave We lay
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Sher1H's Sale.

State of Louisiana. Parish of East Carroll,
Seventh District Court-The Scottisch
American Mortgage Co., Llmt'd. versus
James L. Dayis-NO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

that Mr.. Cleveland has given his party
anv undue advantage upon the COM
mission. And. of the two decided Demo
Gratis on the commission Aiessrs. Cou-
dert and Alvey. both belong to the
Cleveland win. OF our party.
There Is a great deal OF gossip aioat
In the columns of the newspapers as TO
these appointments. For instance the
New York World says that II Is known
that the President offered positions on
the commission to ex-Ministcrs Lincoln
and Phelps. and that the former declined.
1T had been believed. however. that MIR.
Phelps would accept. The failure to
name ex-senator Edmunds and James
&. Carter. who have been mentioned az
possible commissioners. Is supposed TO
he due to their expressions OF opinion on
the Venezuelan controversy The Word
further says that zone or two OF me
selections Will not be relished by mem-
bers of Congress. White as an educator
and q diplomat. Coudert as lawyer
Gilman as president OF Johns Hopkins.
and Brewer az n member Of the Supreme
Court have characters and reputst'ons
which will command respect both ID this
country and Great Bi.::ain." Here II VIII
be seen that the name OF Alvey. vino IL
the Judge Of Washington city court
Is conconspicuous by its absence
In contrast 10 what the Word says
about Edmunds and Garter. II II quite
odd that il should say. az II does. that
in "a recent interview on the Venezuelan
question. printed In the World Mr'
Coudert spoke In the most woo
rous language against Great Briani
policy OF Selling all the territory sne
could get by force or threats ana s''u
that in the event OF war over the pre-
sent dispute the map of Europe would
bo recast.'
There must oe 2 mistake somewhere
We cannot imagine that the freS'aen'
would have made one rule for Edmuhds
and another for Coudert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03


LILLIAN Whiting in From Dreamland
Scnt.")
All. well: let IL pass in silence.
Well forget.
There are doubtless things to live for
Even yet.
And life has far nobler uses
Than regret.
There are joys that wait our coming
Down the years.
DO not think that ] shall meet them
But with tears
That for me life holds no promise,
Only fears.
DO not fear that l shall idly
SIT and walt.
Watching. with the old blind worship,
Your fair fate.
This might once have been: now. truly,
IT'S too late.
There are breezy heights my footsteps
Well may tread.
There's a futures radiant promise
Overhead
Naught shall dim its light, not even
Words you've said.
So well let the years slip from us.
Suns have set.
In your life may love and sweetness
Ijnger yet.
And for me--O Father. help me
To forget!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

The election OF Mr.. william Csbcll
Bruce. OF Baltimore city. as President
% the Maryland Senate IL the sensation
OF the day In political circles in Mary
land MIR. Bruce is a native OF Charlotte
county, Va. and Is brother OF Philip
A. Bruce. Esq. OF this city. the secre-
tary of the Virginia Historical Society
and an author OF established reputation.
Senator Bruce II an Independent Demo-
Graf. When the Democrats met In eau
Gus to make nomination for the once
OF presiden, of the Senate he refused
II attend. The caucus renornnated Mr..
John Walter Smith. but seeing that the
situation was critical IL reccnsioered its
action and determined TO support Mr.
Bruce IL seems that the Democrats
were none too quick In their action De-
cause the Republicans had deter
mined TO nominate Mr.. Bruce Tor the
presidency, and st was quite certain
i;,a, one or two Democrats would drop
Smith and vote for Bruce. and thus IN
sure the latter's election. In the Senate
the Republlcans also cast their votes Tor
him. Thus Dir. Bruce was Unanimously
elected. In his speech OF acceptance ne
declared himself stro. ely In favor oil
.lection-lay reform and the merit sys-
tenn in official promotions.
There can hsrdiy be any doubt that on
NEST party questions Mr.. Bruce VIII act
with the Democrats. We take II. now
ever. that his election is blow at the
German influence I'm the Senate. As Tor
the MARYLAND House. the Republicans
have a decided majority there.
Maryland. we believe. has no heuteh-
ant-eovernor. and 20 the Presideht Oh
the Senate Is next in succession TO inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

There Is now every reason TO believe
that by tomorrow the Finance Commit
tee OF the Committee of One Hundred OF
the New York Board of Trade and
Transportation will have succeeded in
so organizing SIS work that the Democratic
convention guarantee fund will be as
sufed within a week after. The Herald
says that the gentlemen who will go to
Washington to present the claims of New
York to the National Committee will not
only be backed by the enthusiasts
tic support OF the city's businessmen.
but they will be able TO convince the
national committeeman that they have
funds sufficient TO entertain the delegates
10 the convention In d manner that has
never been equalied In the history Of
political assemblies"
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The DAILY DISPATCH is delivered to
subscribers at FIFTEEN CENTS per
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Wishing their rost-officc cnanseu NJ
give their old. as well as their new poS''
o0sce. Sample topies ifec.
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4 Point Scored Against England.

one of the strongest points scored
by Senator Lodge In his speech III
the Senate Tuesday on the Monroe
doctrine and the Venezuelan comph-
cation was that Lord Granville had
agreed TO settle by arbitration the ques-
lions at issue between Great Britain
and Venezuela.
Senator Lodge quoted Lord Granville
az writing to General Guzman Bianco,
on April 10. 1885, tsat the proposed set
Element by arbitration met with the en-
tire concurrence OF her Majesty's Gov
eminent. An actual convention. con-
tinued me speaker. was drawn up, but
before K could be signed the ministry
changed. and Salisbury. who resumed the
portfolio expressly repudiated the arbi-
tration agreement made by his predeces-
sor, and the negotiations abruptly
ended. This declaration. as appears from
a cablegram in our issue of yesterday,
is now reinforced by the London
Chronicle. That paper not only bears
out Senator Lodge as TO the question OF
historical fact involved, but goes on to
say that IL is convinced by careful re-
search that there Is debatable land on
both sides of the Schomburgk line: and
that 1t would be a grave error to imagine
that a rigid insistence on that line and
a declaration that there Is no ground for
arbitration constitute the essence of the
English case.
Certainly 1t would seem that between
them Senator Lodge and the Chronicle
have thrown a very heavy responsibility
on Salisburys shoulders. IL is true that
Rosebery proposed 10 Venezuela condi-
not accept. but ~ only widened the
breach Salisbury reopened. after il had
been practically closed by Granville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
THE HOUSEWARE.

Owing to the confusion caused
by the selling out of the stock the
basement will be unable to present
its usual array of remnant counters.
The entire stock is on sale at some
price in order to close every article.
We can only subjoin a few sample
prices:
Carlsbad-C China Dinner Set containing
1902 pieces, for sll.50, former price
Decorated Stop Jars, sl.5o each, former
price Si9s.
Full-Slze White China Bowls and Pitch
ors for 75c., former price 81.
Japanese TeaPots, sc. each, former
price 17c
French-China Decorated Plates for Sc.
each. former price 16c.
Handsome Decorated Toilet sets; con-
tanning 10 pieces, for $50, former
price -.
White Carlsbad China Soup Plates, $3.50
a dozen, former price sl.6a.
White Carlsbad-China Tea Plates, CSC.
a dozen, former price $l.2J.
Large White China Soup Tureens for
59c. each. value CSC. and sl.25.
Decorated Carlsbad-China Cups and
Saucers, .sI75 a dozen, former price
Hand-Decorated French-China Vases
for &c. each. former price Sc.
japanese HandDecorated Vases, l9c.
each, former price 39c.
Gold-Decorated French-China Cake
plates. lSc. each, former price DC.
Japanese China Inkstands, l0c. each,
value &c,
French-Chsna handkerchief Fish
Sets. / plate short, for $50. former
price $3.50.
Handsome Gold-Decorated Terra-Cctta
Jardinieres for sl.3 each, former
price 1886.
Handsome Parlor Oil-Heater for IS. for
mer price sl0.7j.
Hardwood Washboards. &c. each. for
mer price 1Jc.
Japanese Bread Trays, sc. each for
mer price CSC.
Individual Butter Plates, lc. each, for
mer price &c.
9-piece handkerchief Tete-a-Tete
Sets for zoe. each, value CSC.
Special prices on Bohemian Glassware.
bohemian Water or Claret Sets. with
baskets. for 1926, former price 1895.
Large Bohemian Vases. s.. former
price $3.50.
Bohemian Wine Set. containing pieces,
for 95c. set, value N.95.
Special prices on 5-o'Clock Teas-20 per
cent. reduction from marked price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03


SPECIAL, PRICES NOW ON EVERY
ARTICLE
I'm the house before taking inventory
Lots OF New Goods have been sddet. an
fresh and soasonabe. 80 pairs Boys knc.
Pants at pc; 100 pairs Boys Corduroy
Knee Pants, Soc: I pairs Mems Wool Gas.
simore Pants. $ll9; pairs Mems HEAVY
Working Pants. i)c.. 30 pairs Mems Heavy
Overalls Sc: 800 Mems Heavy WORKING
shirts. 4Jc. - dozen Mems Heavy ncrino
Shirts. White or ColOrcd. S5c.-Drawer.
10 match same price. Mems Ecayy Ma.
ural Wool Shirts and Drawers. -, a.
Is. and 9ec.. all worth much more: Men.
and soc: Mems Heavy Seamless Socks.
: and zoe; Mems 4-Ply Collars, all styles
s and ioc. Mems f-Ply CUFFS. 10 and
IL i-2c.: Ladies Merino Ribbed Under.
50 and s9c.: Childrens Underwear for
10 10 So i-2c., all sizes, from | 10 10 years.
another lot Of those excellent Soc. Cor.
sets at 81 i-2c.; large All-Linen Tab,
Mittens and Worsted Bootees for in.
fants. TO- Il IL. and l5c.: so pairs Chill.
drer's Fast-Black Ribbed Hose. 90
ladies' Fast-Blacls Full Rcgular-Nads
Hose iOc.: Ladies Cashmere Gloves. ID.
IL 10 II. ~. and 25c.; Feather Boas. @
and &c: Black Mink Boas. Sc. s-inch
Whalebones. &C.. all c0lors; f-yard-lcngth
Velvet Bindings, Sc. piece; Cuticura Soap,
lie q cake, JOc. DON OF three cakes
Window Shades. all complete. any color.
with fringe. SOC apiece: Curtain Poles.
ali complete, 2lc: Turkish-Bath Soap. H..
a dozen: Oatmeal Soap. fine for the skin.
Sc box of cakes; CANTOR FlannJ
s IA. 8 Is. and i0c. yard Double
Faced Canton. for drapery. solid color
regular 25c. quality. at i0c a yard. the
some Plaid outing Flannel. suitable for
dresses and wrappers si-1c. a yard.
beautiful Cashmere Delaines} for isdies'
wrappers. i-3c. a yard. all few designs.
Channels Fibre, lie. a yard; lining Cam.
brio. l-2c. yard: Grass 1cloth &C. 2
yard. Dress Lining jeans, 4 and sl-3r
Canvas. Sc. yard: Cotton& Batting, for
quilting, i-3c. a pound.
THE Bon MARHHE.
de . Su,w&
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THE COHEN co.


cHILDRENs APRONS.
Fancy Trimmed white Lawn or cneck
Muslin Aprons. all sizes. at less ''"'
cost OF materials.
on centre counter. left aisle.
Children's Check Muslin Aprons, trim-
med, &c. from Jvc.
Chiidren's White Lawn Aprons. SQUARE
necks, trimmed with embroidery anu
wide lawn rufiie. - and Soc'' from ''e'
Children's acknowledgements White
India Linon Aprons. Bertha OF en-
broidery. from SIS to 'sc.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.
The soiled and tumbled pieces
must 90. Odd sizes share the
same fate.
N.ls, N.5o. and si.69 Ladies Cambria
Corset Covers. deliberately trimmed
with embroidery or lace, soiieu' ''e'
Ladies' Cambria or Muslin Gowns.
high or low necks, Empire cnects.
handsomely trimmed, former price
s..ls and S,ls. So for any. ,,, s,,r,.
and Drawers, soiled. been 50 and DC
Sic. each.
Ladies SILK Taffeta skirts. slightly
damaged, from Si.fJ 10 VI edc"
KNIT UNDERWEAR
DEPARTMENT.
Remnants OF Ladies' and Childrens
Vests, Pants. and Union Suits, ], :,
and possibly garments OF "A kind.
Centre counter. left aisle.
Ladies' White or Gray Merino Vests
and Pants from SIC. each 10 3oc
Ladies' Au-Wool Vests and Pants, !, :,
and ; OF size been 81 each, remnants
make the price J0c. each.
Ladies' Norfolk and New Brunswick
Nests and Pants. in White or Natural
color, broken sizes, from 80 to tSc.
Ladies' Norfolk and New Brunswich
Equestrian Pants, Black or WHITE, all
wool. from $50 TO sl.2S a pair.
Odd Sizes in Chidren's Vests. heavy
rib. &C. each. 90 80
Boys shirts and Drawers. sizes 70 ~
and 30. 25c a garment. from SOC.
Children's Norfolk and New BRUNSWICK
Atwood Vests and Pants, In White
and Natural SOC. each.
Children's Union Suits, 25c. a SUIT from
l9c.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
ONE LOT DRESS TRIMMINGS.
PIECES OF TO IL YARDS DC. "A
PIECE FOR ANY.
HOSIERY ODDS.
Ladies' Fancy-Boot Hose. slightly dis
colored ~ LIE. pair. from Zoe.
Ladies' Babregan Hose, size 8, the best
25c; grade, Y l,2c. par. c.s,,re,e
Hose. been 10 and sc. pair all
sizes. 25c. c.,
One lot Children's White or Pin-stripe
Half-Hose from q TO 1Gc. "A pair.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
one lot Children's Handkerchiefs, &c.
each
one lot Mems All-Linen Handkerchiefs,
slight imperfections. &c. each.
All the Ladies' 25c Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs to-day lie, or for Joc:
% dozen Ladies', Mems, ana Childrcn
Handkerchiefs. hemstitched, DC. each.
TOILETS.
10 boxes Metal Polish. 1oc. each, REM
20 cakes of Soap. assorted kinds, at loo.
cake. remnant price DC.
10 boxes Japanese Toothpicke, &c. box,
IL shaving Brushes, loo, remnant price
&c.
bottles Meecham's Lavender Water,
SIC quality, for 49c.
Cellulod Soap-Cases &c. each, REM
nant price &c. each.
Pocket BOOKS.
10 Pocket-Book that sold for Zoe, REM
nant price sc. each.
II Pocket-Book that sold for 5oc., the
remnant price 15c. each.
/ lot Leather Belts that sold Tor zoe,
the remnant price Is DC.
LININGS-JANUARY l. 1895.
Remnants OF Skirt-Lining Cambria FOR
3 lie to-day
Remnants of Book Muslin, II l-2c,
quality, for &c. a yard.
Remnants of Grass Cloth, II lie. quail
ty. for sc.
Gle. quality. for Sc. a yard.
pairs of Odd Scissors, D. to o-inch SIZE
Sc. pair
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JULIUS SVCLE &SONS,
THE TOWER,
Second and Broad.
January Clearing Sale!

Rcn and Black and Green ana blacN
HxucIe Cioaking. "a inches vide, teSH-
lar pricc N.75, clearing price si.z'.
4s-inch Point de Spray. all shades, oh'y
Rlack and Coiored Dress-Goods Remnants
at clearing prices. Now Is inc timo
for every one 70 <.ft pa.yain. -
Ostricn-Feather Boas. IL yards long.
very full. regular price N2. clearing
price only IS.
solIed and Mussed Ladies' Muslin Tn
derwear, only soilcd htte from
handling Now Is the time 20 pur-
chase Underwear At reduced prices.
ChDdren's White Tibet Nuns ana soar,
regular price s25o. clearing price
$50
We purchased early In December from
one OF the largest importing houses a
full line OF Hamburg and Nainsook
Edges. They are now In stock. and
We OFFER some Of the best values ever
seen at 3. ). s. $, 10. IL IL. 10, II, ~.
q. 81 and &c.
New Applique insertines, . 70 &C.
Linen Batiste Insertings, = 10 doc.
Ladies Atwood Jerseys. former prices
si3 10 $50, clearing price &c.
Ready Made Sheets. full size, made OF
Utica Cotton. only 15c.
Huck Towels, washed ready for use, only
l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4ss EAST BROAD
STREET. ACE
p,IAENACY. Belvldere and Main streets.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l2OS HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

Some OF the enemies OF Alfred Austin,
who has just been appointed Poet Lau-
reate of England. as the successor Of
Lord Tennyson. are trying to ruin Aus
tins reputation by publishing samples Of
his verse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

have been brilliant. but IL was exceed
ingly brief. British sggressors else
wherein Venezuela, for example, should
take warning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

The British in South Africa have ever
found the Beers anything but Doors In the
matter OF resisting aggression. Their
man Jameson Is now prisoner In the
hands of those same Beers. What are
they going TO do about IT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
JAxcixY 3, 1895.
REMNANT-DAY.

The harvest for our public is ex-
pressed in the price-marks of the
scattered counters full of merchan-
disc spread for the occasion OF to-
days slaughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

1t is quite clear that the Beers didn't
do thing" to the representative of
Britain's land-grabbing propensity, who
invaded their territory with an armed
following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

Governor Morton is for peace and for
President also. We trust the former is
more likely TO continue than the latter
is TO materialze in the Governors hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03
The
FOurQurcan;
PriCcCO.
Friday and
Saturday,
Remnant Days!

The natural consequence OF a
busy season is a large collection
of Remnants-so, at your conf
mand. all over the house are
bargains in short lengths-odd
and small sizes, broken assert.
ments, odds and ends. etc. All
such things are marked at quick
selling prices for Friday and Sat
urday. 80,
In Dress Goods and Silks will
be found many useful lengths OF
the newest winter fabrics. II
YOU want a Skirt or a Waist, or
even a Suit, by a little calcula-
ton and management you can
secure material enough tor your
wants, in some instances for a
half or a quarter the former
price.
So with other departments.
They offer many useful things
that bear but little relation to
real value.
Remnants of Black Dress Goods.
Remnants of Colored Dress Goods.
Remnants OF Silks.
Remnants of Velvcts.
Remnants of Table Damask.
Remnants of White Goods.
Remnants of Dress Innings.
Remnants of Carpets.
About 100 Short Lengths OF Carpets,
in Tapestry, Brussels. Body Brussels.
Mouuets, and Administers, lengths
from to ] 3 yards each. all marked tor
Friday and Saturday at just
HALF PRICE.
Mems Wear.
Mems silk Tecks, Four-in-Hands, and
Bows, regular price up to 5Oc. each. for
19c.
Mems 4-Ply Linen Collars, standing
and turnover, sizes IA. 10, 16i2, II,
17ls, Is, regular price 1876. each.
Friday and Saturday &c.
Mems Wool Drawers. sizes %, "a,
3S, 10, ~, regular price $3.50. The
sizes being broken, they go Friday and
Saturday at
&1.OO.
Mems Wool Drawers, in sizes "a, 3S,
AZ, ~. regular price 81,
Friday and Saturday 0Oc.
Mems Natural Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers-you have paid S1.50 a suit
for thcm-Friday and Saturday
Zoe. n Suit.
Mems Regular $1.50 Colorcd- Bosom
Laundered Shirts, sizes is. 1917, II.
Friday and Saturday 5Oc.
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers,
heavy. aeecc-lined,
Friday and Saturday 19c.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

wanted Situation. payable in ao- -
vance (25 words or less) -. cd.
Above rates are for "every-oaH
yertssernents running consecu ,v,e
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

The Speaker OF the new Maryland
House of Delegates has doubtless reached
the height Of his present ambition, and
vet his name is Mudd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-01-03

New-Year's calling has evidently fallen
into desuetude hereabouts. save and ex-
cept In the case OF the bill collector.