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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
JULIUS SYCLE s. SON,
Corner Second and Broad.

ring the season. The meetings will be
held at the homes of the members on
Thursday at O'Clock In the afternoon
Two hours will be spent in playing that
fascinating game OF cards. high hves."
and then the good things to eat pro-
vided by the hostess OF the evening will
receive their due share OF attention.
Only ladies are admitted TO membership.
but the hostess is given the privilege Of
inviting TO the meeting held at her home
such OF her gentlemen friends as she
may desire. The first meeting OF the
club was held on Thursday at the resi-
dence of Hon. Marshall Mccormick and
II future meetings are as enjoyable as
the first one the success of the club IS
assured. The following members and
guests were present: Misses Virginia.
Gretta. Rosalie. and Annie p. McCor-
mick Mossie and Mamie White. Mamie
ID. Thomas, Mamie Mcdonald, Rose e.
Mccormick. Mamie P. Mccormick. Flo
renee and Mary Irwin, Mary Lppitt,
May Wheat. Mary and Jane Moore and
Evelyn Mcclure. and Messrs. Marshall
Mccormick Frank Mccormick. +. b.
Whiting. John d. Neill, w. +. Lewis.
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ABINGDON.
Court Matters-BoIters Are Very
Scnrce.

COURT mutaefs-BOiters are very
Scnrce.
ABINGDON, VA, october I0.-(Speclal)
The United states Court for the Western
District Of Virginia convened at this place
on Tuesday Judge Simonton designated
Judge Hughes 10 hold the term for Judge
Paul, who is detained in Lynchburg in a
special term OF his court at that place in
the trial of the case Of Halsey VS.. Jones.
Judge Paul is expected here on the 10Th.
at which time the cases on the civil
docket will be heard. The most important
Of these cases is the well-known case of
Chapman vs.. the Yellow Poplar Lumber
Company. This case. that went from this
court TO the Circuit Court of Appeals. has
been remanded for new trial, and the
case set for the 2Oth.
The Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
ty-Judge John =. Sheffey, presiding-is
also In session here. with considerable
LITIGATION OF Importance before IL.
The friends of Bryan and free silver
may well congratulate themselves over
the situation IN this county, rs well as
the entire Southwest. The Democratic
party in this county is at work. and they
viii roll up q big majority for Bryan and
Williams. Enthusiastic meetings have
been held I'm all parts Of the county, and
at all the principal points in, the county
Bryan and Sewall clubs have been form
ell. Enthusiastic meetings have been held
at the courthouse each night this week.
The meeting last night was addressed by
Mr.. p. J. Davenport, Commemorative At
torney Of this county, who has always
been an ardent Republican but who Is
now supporting Bryan. and is making IN
earnest and effective canvass of the
county for free silver. The Boilers have
opened headquarters here and announced
that Hon. Abram Fulkerson would ad-
dress the citizens last night al Temper
ance Hall. The Colonel did not appear.
II was reported that he was prevented by
sickness. The crowd assembled did not
exceed twenty. The best estimate we
have been able 10 make Is that the Boilers
viii not DOLL over twenty-five votes for
Palmer and Buckner In this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
THE EASTERN SHORE.
THE NEWS FROM ACROSS THE
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
n.n,b of Respected Citizen of
xorthampton--A Marringc-A Fish
story-Fair fostponcd-Person"
and Political.
md Political

oNANcOcK, VA. october 1O.-(spe-
c,al)-Information has reached here Of
the death OF Mr. James B. Daily at his
home. near Capevile. in the southern
mart OF Northampton. He was in his
18th year, and had been In failing health
for some time Mr.. Daily was one OF
The most intelligent and highly-esteemed
citizens Of the Eastern shore. lie was
a warm personal friend of the late ex-
Governor Henry A. Wise. to whom he
vas warmly attached; and he also en-
,oved the friendship OF such men as
Judge Abel p. Upshur, Hon. Thomas IL.
Dayly. and Governor Littleton Waller
Tazewell. lie was for number Of years
County Superintendent OF Schools In
Northampton. and manifested much in
tercst in the success OF the public and
private schools of the Eastern Shore.
Mr.. DaIby was an old Virginia gentle
man. given to hospitality, kind Of heart
true to his friends. and strongly at
tached to his native State. He leaves
hosts of friends so mourn his death.
A FISH STORY.
Mr.. T.. r. somers. of Accomac. is
nnenber OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
Household Club which every year has
an outing for several days. This sea-
SON tho trip was 10 Lake Huron, and
prlzes were awarded by the proprietor Of
that paper TO the best fishermen OF
the club. Mr.. Somers entered the con-
test. and won the prize. catching forty
two fish I'm hour and Sc minutes. beat
ing his closest competitor by ten fish.
Mr. J. c. Rowles. foreman In the office
Of the Peninsuar Enterprise. at Acco-
mac Courthouse and Miss Elizabeth
Gulet Scarburgh. of that place. were
married Wednesday evening I'm Pocomoke
CITY Nd. Elder J. Manning Dunaway,
pastor OF the Drummondtown Baptist
church. officiating. The bride. who is
n very attractive young lady is the
daughter Of Or. George T. Scarburgh.
The Rev. ". T. Wright is about TO
close the fourth year Of his service as
presiding elder OF the Southern Method
ist churches on the Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and Virginia. According to
the rules OF his Church, he win have to
be transferred to another field Of labor.
FAIR POSTPONED.
Owing 10 the prevailing hard times. the
proposed fair for the benefit OF the Har-
manson West Camp Of Confederate Vete-
rams has been postponed to another year.
The Rev. a. J. Reamy. who recently
resigned the pastorate Of the Onancock
Baptist church moved yesterday. with
his family, TO Modest Town. in the north
ern part OF Accomac. where he has ac-
cepted a call.
The formation OF Democratic clubs I'm
this section goes bravely on. Congress-
man Jones and other speakers are now
large and enthusiastic crowds
IN the various parts OF the Eastern Shore
and are making things hot for the Re-
puhlicans and the Republican Aid So
clety.
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WNTHEVILLE.
Mnrringes-Denth of an Old Citizen.
Runaway Accident.

Runnwny Accident.
WYTHEVIILE October 10.--(Speoial)-
Miss Bette. the second daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. j. Mathews and Mr.. Mar
shall A. Shuf Of Fosters Falls. were
quietly married al the brides home in
The eastern end Of this county, Wednes-
day.
Mr. George H. Summerman. one OF our
eounty's most prosperous farmers and
stock-raisers. and Miss CaIie Bourne
daughter OF Captain K. c. Bourne. Of
independence, GraNson county, were
united IN marriage Thursday.
Mr.. John H. Hagan died at his home.
on west Main street. Thursday afternoon
at o'clock
John II. Gose, formerly OF this county,
mas been appointed chief of Police Of the
city OF Bristol vice Captain Frank Stan
ley, also formerly Of Wytheville. resigned
TO accept the position OF conductor on
The Norfolk and Western road.
II is feared that Senator John W.
Daniel will not be able, on account OF
pressing legal business. TO III his ap-
pointment here'on next Monday.
Sheriff harkrader IS recovering from a
protracted spell OF rheumatism.
Messrs. Hugh johnson and James
Preston left town yesterday 10 fish in the
waters OF Reed creek. When they had
reached point nearly a mile from town
the horse they were driving became
frightened and ran away, throwing both
Of them out OF the vehicle and painfully
injuring Mr. Preston about the face and
head. AIr johnson escaped unhurt.
Mr.. Hunter Gait has returned 10 Wash
ington city. His family will remain
here for several weeks yet.
Miss Willie Withers met with quite a
painful accident while riding a bicycle
yesterday.
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c. NJ. Brown. George Irwin, Charles
Skinker. C. w. Mcdonald, Dr. w. u.
Grove, and Maitland Rely. Charles NJ
Brown won the first prize, and Maitland
Rely the BOBBY prize.
Rev. Edward Wall, wife. and daughter
left Wednesday for a trip to Atlantic
City and Hyattsville. Nd.
Mr.. Drayton Meade. OF Fauquler coun-
ty. is visiting at Chaumiere, the home
OF d. r. Meade.
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Double width Plaids, iOc. yard.

Beautiful Scotch Plaids, loo. yard.
36-inch Plaids, real value 81 l-2c, 3c'
yard.
CSC. yard, SILK and Wool stripe Plaids.
&c. Dress Goods. More than 80 styles
to show you at this price
soc. yard, Atwood Cheviots, with silk
knot.
SOC. yard. Solid Color Tufted Bourette.
s125 yard. Solid Color Corkscrews in
all the new shades.
BLANKETS.
There's a snap in the air that makes
the housewife think of warmer bed. we
state sizes in inches, and We see 10 IL
the statements are exact.
s4S pair, Good, Ail-Wool White, Gray,
and Red Blankets, weight 4i-2 pounds
s. pair, Extra Heavy, All-Wool
Blankets. weight pounds, bound with
wide silk tape.
1O-4 Cotton Blankets. soc Heavy Twill
Cotton Blankets. 81.
Down Quilts, Odorless. and pretty fig
ured Saline, only 1915.
Fine French Saline Comforts, lined
with light shades of figured cretonne, only
sos.
Extra Fine French Saline Comforts,
lined with solid shades Of Saline, only
$3.50
Saline Comforts. lined with light shades
of English Cambria, only sl.GS.
Figured Cretonne Comforts. lined with
Cheese Cloth. si.25.
Single Bed Comforts. SOC. Large-size
Comforts, carded with Pure White Cotton,
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Peace on Earth.

This Is once more enjoyed by the rheu-
matio wise enough TO counteract their
progressive malady witt Hostettei's
stomach Bitters. No testimony IS strong
er than that which indicates II as a
source OF relief in this complaint. IL is
also eminently effective as treatment
for kidney trouble. dyspepsia. debility.
liver complaint. and constipation. Use
with persistence for the above.
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BERRYvILLE.
County Court Matters-High Elves
Club Organized.


Club Organized.
BERRYVILLE, VA, October 1o.-(Spe-
cial.)-The regular monthly term of the
County Court was In session on Tuesday
and "Wednesday Of this week. The case
OF the Commonwealth against Marion
Diffenderfer. a young white man, indict-
ed for the larceny OF a gold watch and
chain from the person of w. w. Boyce.
son of Colonel U. \. Boyce, of this coun-
ty. was after a heated controversy upon
legal points. continued until the Novem-
Der term.
John NJ. Flshpaw qualified as admins
traitor of Il. l.. Fishpaw; William A.
Bradford qualified as executor OF Mrs.
Julia A. Carter. and Charles II. Smith
and Blackburn Smith Qualified as execu-
tors OF the will OF Mrs. Eliza 8. Smith.
The young ladies OF Berryvilie and VI
entity have organized a High-Fives Club.
which win hold weekly meetings all du-
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., GENTLEMEN's, chill
$, AND INFANTS UNDER

WEAR.
Ladies' Natural Color and Bleached
Ribbed Vests and Pants, only Sc. worth
| zoe.
Ladies' Shrinking Vests and Pants,
&C.; worth 81.
Childrens Union Suits. 25 to 5Oc.
Ladies' Union Suits. SOC.
Infants Flannel Wrappers. % to SOC.
Boys Gray. Tan, and White Shirts,
sizes 26 to 81 only 25c.
Gentlemens Elastic, AllWool, Ribbed
Shirts and Drawers. color Light-Blue,
only, 81.
Gentlemens Heavy White and Gray
Merino Shirts. 25c.
Gentlemen's CameI's-Hair Shirts and
Pants, 81.
Gentlemen's Atwood Scarlet Medi-
Gated Shirts and Pants. only soc.
Gentlemen's Heavy Atwood Gray
Ribbed Shirts. SOC.
Gentlemens Red Shirts, 45c.
Gentlemens Heavy and Dark Outing
Shirts. 2jc.
Gentlemen's Night Shirts. soc. to 81.
Gentlemen's Pure-Llnen Bosom Shirts.
our &c. kind, for SOC.
This week you buy $50 White Spreads
for 81.
Pure Line Huck Towels hemmea or
fringed. size 20x37, only l21-2c.; size 23xlf.
only lie.
Real Scotch Table Linen, SOC.
Pure White Table Linen, IS inches vide.
75c.; worth s..
Heavy Linen Crash &C., instead of lGc
Felt for Table Lining. 90 inches widei
only Soc
All coiors of Eiderdown, &c. a yard.
HaNDKERCHIEFs.
Ladies' Deep Mourning Border Hand
kerchiefs, 5, G. s and lGc.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, 10c.
Ladies' India Linen Handkerchlefs.
hemstitched and open-work all around,
u lie. worth 20c
Ladies Pure Linen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. loo.
Best-Quality Apron Ginghams, 61-ic.
Good Apron Bingham, lie.
Best-Quality Indigo-Blue Calico. Sc.
l5c. Denim for Ovefalls, 1Oc.
l5c. Tick, guaranteed to hold feathers.
Utica 1O-4 Bleached sheeting, 22c.
Androscoggin 10-4 Bleached Sheeting
zoe.
1o-4 Unbieached sheeting, 70 1-2c.
Dark Outings. SC.
Best Quality Flannellette, for wrappers,
&c.
Tinsel Drapery, Zoe. yard.
Cretonne. lOc yard.
10c. Canton Flannel. Sc
COiored Canton Flannel, Sc.
lsc. White Wool Flannel, 70 -2c.
25c. ATWOOD White Flannel. 100.
Heavy Twill Gray Flannel for skir-s.
e lie.
White Embroidered Flannel. zoe. yard.
Teazle Down, for skirts and shirts. 1Oc.
yard.
We are selling the best Kid Glove IN
the city for 75c. and ST.
Congress Pidue Gloves, Tans, Browns
Oxblood, and Black, 81.
Foster Lace or Button Kids, 75c., real
value, ST.
Misses Button Kids. 75c.
Pink. Blue. Gray, and Red Eiderdown
Dressing sacaues. TIC.
Trolley Caoes. 5Oc.
Infants Crochet Sacques. % TO Soc.
Infants Worsted Boots 10 10 25c.
Feather Bows. the glossy kind, q. 81.
90. 75c., 81 TO So
Good Cotton Bats, &c. pound.
Gentlemen's Seamless Tan Hose pairs
for CSC. worth - i-2c.
Gentlemen's Atwood Yarn Socks Tan
Red. and Navy-Blue. &c.
Gentlemen's Gray Yarn Socks. l5c. palr.
Ladies' 2jc. Black Hose, Hermsdor.
Dye. only l9c. pair.
Special Black Goods sale this week.
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Children's Wraps.

The little tot from 1 to 3 as well as
those under Is years, may be as well
dressed as ever at less expense than ever.
From the immense stock we've gathered
for fall and winter, we haven't overlook
ed any ages In catering to your wants for
this season in Stylish, Ready-to- Wear
Children's WRAPS.
THE PRICES are within easy reach OF
every mothers purse.
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All Sizes, soc.
Umbrellas.

We went into the market last week
with ready cash, and found leading UNI
brella maker in straits. The sequel is 100
Dresden Handle, 26-inch Gloria-Silk UNI
brellas. steel rod, taffeta-silk cover, just
such as we sold lots Of Were considered
a bargain at A69. THE PRICE FOR
THIS LOT IS S119. There will be no
more ar this price.
This purchase includes many others or
the latest fads in Black and fall colors,
in nobby, stylish, tight-rolling Umbrellas
all at MONEY-SAVIN PRICES.
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I Ladies' Plain Black Kersey Cloaks,
| Buttons, only $3.50
Ladies' Black Cheviot Cloaks. Fly
! Front, Strap Seams, trimmed with Small
Pearl Buttons. only $3.50.
Ladies' Gold and Black Cloth, Mixed
Cloaks, Collar, Cuffs, and Front trimmed
with Fur. only s..
Black and Red, and Solid Black Curly
Boucle. Fly Front. trimmed with very
small buttons, $780, worth $40.
Red and Green Boucle Misses Cloaks.
only $50.
Solid Green. Blue, and Brown Nap
Cloaks. only $3.50.
Double Boucle. Black, or Red and
Black Capes, Collar trimmed with
Soutache Braid. Cloth and Satin, only S.
Plain Black Kersey Capes. Velvet Col
lar, Strap Seams. trimmed with Small
Pearl Buttons, only $3.50.
Black Goth Capes, trimmed with Silk
Braid, only $3.50.
Velour or Plush Capes, trimmed in
Thibet Fur braided. with silk soutache,
and cut jet beads, only $3.50.
Velour or Plush Capes. trimmed with
fur all around, Mink Tails, Jet and Braid,
only $3.50
Ladies' Blue and Brown Mixed Cloth
Jackets. only $50
boys CLOTHING.
You can pay fancy prices for anything
particularly Boys Clothing. But what's
the use? Reasonable prices here. and
the clothes are not slung together-seTed
for wear as well as looks.
Double breasted Refer Coats In Blue
Chinchillt. with deep sailor-collars, TO
5 years )nly tl.9S.
Double Breasted Refers OF all-wool
curly Chinchilla. only $3.50.
Brown and Gray Mixed Chevot Suits
to II years, and made 10 sell for s.; not
many Of them. so take your pick at $l.75
Boys DoubleBreasted Suits, $.25.
Boys ATWOOD Plaid Cheviot Suits,
$3.50
Boys Atwood Fine Cashmere Suits, g.
Boys Blue Tricot or Black Clay Worst
ed Suits, 81.
years, G. l-2c.; worth 81.
PORTIEREs, TABLE-COvERs.
Here is a chance-Chenille Portieres, In
Red, Blue. and Oak. only Sls5 a pair.
Damask Portieres, Green, Old Rose, and
Red and Green mixed, only $3.50 a pair.
Arabian Couch Covers, 81.
1914 Heavy Damask Table Covers. heavy
knotted fringe. s2.75; 81. $3.50.
Ga Damask Table Covers. 75c.; all
shades.
ca Chenille Table Covers, soc.
IA Chenille Table Covers. soc.
IA Chenille Table Covers, very heavy.
81.
81 and 1914 Chenille Covers.
We have just opened a very handsome
line of Tambo Lace Curtains from $3.50
to $40 per window.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 75c. to $3.50
per window.
CHILDREN'S SHORT CLOAKs.
Children's Fleece Cloaks. trimmed with
White Swansdown. only 75c.
Children's Figured Fleece Cloaks, col
lar braided. only 81.
Chldien's E.derdown Cloaks. Red. Tan.
and Cream collar trimmed with White
Fur, only $50.
Chldren's Red ard Black Blue and
Black. Green and Black Mixed Boucle
Cloaks only s225.
children's colored and Cream Silk
FLANNEL SKIRTS.
Unmade Flannel Skirts. soc.
Unmade Flannel Skirts. 40 inches long,
81.
Ready-Made Flannel Petticoats, esc.
Ready-Made Moreen Petticoats, 81 to
$50
Ready-Made Fast Black Fleece-Lined
Saline Pettlcoats. 81 10 $3.50
Ready-Made Mohair Petticoats.
Small Colored Pearl and Brass Buttons,
for dress trimming.
Narrow Jet. TO 25c.
Iridescent Trimming lie. yard.
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A Killing Frost.

WOODSTOCK. VA, October 1O.-(spe-
cial.)-This section was visited by a
killing frost last night. The thermome-
ter went down to "a degrees. and ice
formed TO the thickness OF one sixteenth
OF an inch in exposed places.
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Speaking at CInrsmont.

CLAREMONT. VA. October lo.-{spe-
cial )--Mr c. w. Lassiter, OF Suffolk. ad-
dressed mass-meeting here to-day on
tho issues of the campaign from a Re-
publican standpoint. The hall was filled
up, and the speech was . good one.
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THE $40 GARMENTS.

You have fully dozen styles to pick
from at the above prics. All stylish, we'll
made, up-to-date garments. In all the
popular weayes shown In Ladies Gar
mentg.
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Underwear.

A great stock of Underwear at especial
ly low prices. There are opportunities TO
save money at every turn, and the saving
Is doubly satisfactory because the quail
ties are the best.
Childrens Natural Wool Vests, from
to years. the regular soc. quality. until
sold.
Price. 3Sc.
Children's Natural Wool Union Suits
size years, was 81.
Now. G2c.
The 4-year size reduced from s1.25 to 75c.
We have few dozen Of the White Wool
Union Suits, sizes and years, the price
was 81 and $l.25, reduced
Now, 62c. and 75c.
ChildreRs Swiss Ribbed White Vests.
two thirds per cent. wool, sizes from l
to years. open down the front,
Prices Range from csc. to 42c.
The Finer Childrens Wool Vests, in
same sizes, start
At 4sc., and Advance to 00c.
for fha e-vaqr age
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THE FINER JACKETS AT
S12, SI5, SIS. $40, and S25.

We cannot do justice to you or the Coats
IN describing them In cold type. You
must see them to appreciate their worth.
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WOnen'S Vests
and Drawers.

Heavy Swiss Ribbed, Fleeced, Fashion
ed Vests and Drawers. silk tape at NECK,
with pearl buttons and Substituted down
the front.
Price, 25c.
Egyptian Wool Balbriggan Vests and
Drawers, the usual SOC. grade
Now, 33c.
White and Natural Vests and Drawers,
the standard Norfolk and New Bruins
wick makes.
The Finer Grades. IN Natural and White
wool, Norfolk and New Brunswick makes,
From 75c. to $3.50.
Also, a complete line OF sizes in Misses
Vests and Drawers. of same make as
above.
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A BEAUTY AT $500.
A MARVEL AT s7.o5.

Black and English Chevlot box front,
edged with Hercules braid down front
and on sleeves. Also. Tan Irish Frieze,
with shield 'front.' piped with Brown vel
vet down the front. on lapels, and cuffs
The Coats are the usual $40 values.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11

Commencing SEPTEMBER
18TH this Company will sell to
school children only, FORTY
TICKETS for ONE DOLLAR.
Purchasers must present a
certificate from the principal of
school attended, at the Compa-
ny's Office, foot of south Sew
enth street.
Tickets will be good, only in
going to and returning from
school, on any ofthe Company's
lines, with full transfer privi-
leges.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
Overgaiters and Leggins.

Ladies' 1O-Button Overgaiters Children's
All-Button Imported Jersey-Cloth Leg
gins.
0sc.
Misses All-Button and %-Button I'M
ported Jersey-Cloth Leggins,
$f.25.
Ladies' A-Buttoned Full-Length Import
ed-Cloth Leggins,
Ladies' Bicycle Leggins, Black and Dark
Oxford-Gray. price
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Untrimmed Millinery.

A complete variety OF the New shapes
In Felt Hats. In all the popular colorss
at quick-sellfng prices.
Velyet-Edge Felt Shapes. representing
the leading coloss and styles
others at &c.
Soft-Felt Walking Hats or Aipines. all
colors and Black. edges bound and ribbon
band, sell elsewhere for 75c
Our Price. r0cs
Soft Camers-Hair Walking Hats all
colors. trimmed with velvet or silk band.
sold for Slip.
Price Now, 75c.
Stitched BrilliantIne Apines or Velvet
Alpines. the s1.3s grade.
Now, 75c.
Scotch Woven Tam o. ShanterS for
school wear, the usual 5oc. grade.
Now. SIC.
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We Do Not EXdQQ6rdt6.
Every Claim a TruthfulFact.
THE TOWER,
Cor. Second and Broad.

Facts what countno promises Our advertisements only
begin the newspapers The strongest part of them the full
ment of promises giving values that force recognition
win appreciation and n confidence
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CARPETS, MATING, WINDOW
SHADES, AND OIL-CLOTHs.

Nearly everybody at least once or
twice in his life gets something That Is
the very best of its kind. It's apt to be
costly; sometimes it is a strain TO get H.
but were you ever sorry afterward That
you didn't get something cheaper?
81. Heavy Wilton Velvet Carpets made.
padded and put down for 81.
More Velvet Carpets than any Two
houses can show you. Beautiful designs
for 75c.
Heavy Tapestry Carpet will give good.
hard wear. only zoe. yard
Heavy Yard-Wide Wool Ingram Room
or Hall Patterns. 25c. yard.
In our 60c. All-Wool Ingram we can
match almost any Of the patterns in
Druggets. and we can also furnish the
same patterns in not quite as good
carpet for 45c. yard.
Nubia Velvet Rug. SO inches wide, only
S275; 30 inches. only $3.50
Small Smyrna Mats. 45c. Cocoa Door
Mats, 25c.
1S-inch Smyrna Rugs. 75c.; 2i-inch,
only $l25: 25-inch, only Sl75; 30-inch,
only s225; Se-lnch. only S2.75. Felt Drug
gets, only g.
Rug Fringe, 10c. yard.
TO make room in our Carpet department
we have made some big reductions in our
Mattings.
Floor On-Cloth. 15c. yard; Stair Oil
Cloth. 10c yard.
SIMPSONS Floor On-Cloth in all
widths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
Millinery.

There are hats and hats. but all hats a
not please stylish women. OURS Do
OUR STOCK OF TRIMMED sfII>LINEf
RY is now at Its best-fuIi OF the beet
fashion touches from abroad and here. az
the WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES
WHICH HAVE MADD OURS the leadina
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT OF the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-11
COlOred and Black
Silk, VeIvets & Ribbons.

Our immense outlet, Who'll sale and re-
tail. is a magnet that draws to our stock
the pick OF the market In advance OF tina
season. Our thorough knowledge OF tho
wants and taste OF the trade enables us
to gather stock far superior to any
shown elsewhere.
You'll find all the New Shades in our
Velvet Stock. PRICES BEGIN AT soc.
for 1S-inch, the usual SIS grade, and
ascend by easy steps