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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

FRIENDSHIP, WASHINGTON COUN-
TY, VA, August 14.-(Special 1.-The
| hfty-second annual meeting OF the Lee
banon Baptist Association is drawing
great crowds at this point day by day.
The thirty-six churches OF this body are
scattered over Washington, Smyth,
Wythe, and Scott counties. Rev. w. D..
Thomas ID. D., OF your city, appeared
as the representative OF Richmond Col
| lege. and made a fine appeal for it.
| There were present over thirty preach
ers and many very spicy discussions
held the crowds that assembled. When
the subject OF the Ministers Relief
Board. located in Richmond, came up,
| DR.. Dickinson of the Religious Herald,
/ said that Brother Elicit the president
OF the board, could not be here and he
would report 10 him how his board
stood with the Lebanon Baptists. If the
! brethren present would tell how they
felt on the subject.
Rev. NJ. W. Broaddus. the pastor at
Bristol, said that four-fifths of all the
money given 10 the old broken down
preachers OF this association came from
the poor broomstraw sections Of East
ern Virginia. He said that on his recent
begging trip for the Bristol Institute,
in East Virginia. brethren down there
told him that while Southwest Virginia
boasts of its great wealth. We in East
Virginia have 10 build its church-houses
and support its preachers while living.
and take care of their families when
they die, and we are getting tired OF f."
"Now" said DR.. Broaddus, "let US do
something handsome for this Ministers
Relief Board in Richmond and make
glad the heart or that noble man, r..
Elicit who has been giving us IS for
every dollar we have sent him" A
fruitless effort was made for a sub
scription-the names Of the thlrty-six
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

(stedman's Victoria Anthology
Beloved, IL Is morn!
A redder berry on the thorn,
A deeper yellow on the corn,
For this good day new born,
Pray Sweet. for me
That may be
Faithful 10 God and thee.
Beloved, IL IS day,
And lovers work. as children play,
with heart and brain untlred Away;
Dear love, look up and pray;
Pray Sweet, for me
That / may he
Faithful to God and thee.
Beloved. II is night,
Thy heart and mine are full OF light,
Thy spirit shineth clear and white,
God keep thee in His sight
Pray, Sweet, FOR me
That l may be
Faithful To God and thee.
EMILY HENRIETTA HICKEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE BLUE RIDGE.
"A Gull H0use"-Entertainme
EoiIo,y One Another Rapidly.


BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, VA, August
s4-fsneclal) -With midsummer has
come the fulnlment OF the promise of a
.'full house." at this charming resort,
and everything points 20 a gay August.
With the increased crowd, all kinds Of
entertainments have been in full swing.
Within ono short week have come, first,
a large german Of thirty-five couples and
twelve "stags." led by Mr.. II. Il. Stone.
of Galveston. Tex. and Mr. Miller, Of
Roanoke Va. IL was in every way a
success This was followed by large
progressive euchre" party, at which the
first prlze-a silver picture frame-Was
won BY Mrs. Walter Breath. of Calves
ton. Miss Chisolm. OF Charleston. S. c.,
won the second, a handsome cOld-cream
lar OF cut glass with silver top. Miss H!g-
gins. OF Norfolk. carried OF third honor,
a leather belt with silver buckle. Mr.
Brennermaw. OF Baltimore. came in
fourth best. and captured cut-glass
mucilage-bottlo with silver top. Pro-
gressiys euchre WAS played again by a
large party on Thursday morning, Miss
Carrie Louise Breath. OF Galveston. win
ming the first prize. double heart
shaped picture frame. Mrs. Grima, of
New Orleans took the second prize. a
silver tea-strainer. The third prize was
won by Mrs. Nellie Il. Stone, Of Calves
ton, a silver matchbox.
The Misses Jones. OF st. Louis, left on
Tuesday for an extended western tour.
and on Monday evening. Mr.. Masterson,
OF Galveston. Tex, gave them COM
rlimentary supper. A party OF twelve
were entertained In elegant style In the
private dinlng-room. A choice menu was
served with champagne vino. a beauti-
s'ii eentrepiece OF carnations and ferns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

decorated the table. while bunch OF
this fragrant flower was at the plate OF
each guest.
The first morning german" OF the
season was danced on Monday, led by
Mr.. Walter Breath with Miss Rena
Dale. The freshness and daintiness OF
the gowns worn by the young ladies at
these morning affairs always give a
special attraction TO them.
Lake Cottage" is filled with lively
party. and has been the scene OF several
entertainments during the past week.
on Monday morning, the seven-in-hand
euchre club met on the veranda OF the
cottage and played for two hours. The
one prize that they gave was won by
Mrs. Breath. OF Galveston.
Miss Higgins. OF Norfolk, gave two
melon fetes and two luncheon parties,
and Miss Blank. OF St. Louis, luncheon
party at the same cottage.
Mrs. Vines, Of Roanoke. Va, has been
entertaining her sisters. the Misses
Mahaffey, OF New Orleans. who came
over from their summer home at Fin
castle 10 spend a week here. Nearly
every Southern state is represented here.
hut the larger parties are from ST. Louis,
Texas. and Florida. Georgia. too. has a
liberal contingent.
From Philadelphia we have Mrs.
Bache and her two attractive daughters.
The young ladies are direct descendants
OF Benjamin Franklin.
We were delighted 10 greet among late
arrivals Mr.. and Mrs. Pritchett. Miss
Ellie Elliott. and MIR. Sam. Elliott, from
Danvllle. Va.
Richmond sends us Mrs. Currie and her
granddaughter. Miss Lewis. who Is much
admired here. and Mrs. Stark. and Miss
Alice Hotohkiss, and Mr.. Hoffman Allan.
who is a warm friend Of Blue Ridge.
The regular weekly german occurred
Friday evening, and was a brilliant sue
cess, Notwithstanding the fact that one
social affair has followed another In such
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
"Goioidv Coins.


tNCW lOlh l4iht'V
What seemed TO be United states
gold piece worth "a was presented LOT
criticism and explanation the other DAY
at the window of a Cincinnati pahk, Dul
except for an expression or the opinion
that the coin was genuine, no information
about II could be obtained from the
banks officials. Then the problem "as
submitted to the Treasury authorities at
Washington. and they at once solved II;
This 81 gold piece is one CT ABOUT ~
of the same kind that were coined IN ls.s
as result OF a scheme invented by con
gresham William w. HubbeH. he
thought il would be good idea 10 nave.
not gold dollars and silver dollars put
dollars OF both silver and gold, or go
loid" dollars, as he called them, ana ar
ter much importantly by him the COM
mittee on Coinage, Weights ana Measures
made a favorable report on the plans;
and the proposition to com a limited
number OF such pieces was put In the
form OF joint resolution, and passed oy
both houses The first ''goioid doilar
contained one part OF gold and twenty,
four of silver. nine tenths nne, ana
weighed 258 grains. Then. In 1878 some
''goloid' metric dollars were made, con-
tanning one part of gold. sixteen ana
tenth OF silver, and one and nine-tentns
OF COPPER. The 81 piece OF 1873 beionSs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN ca

to the same series. On the face Of it.
around the outer edge, are the words:
UNITED States Of America" Underneath
Din small type is "E pluribus unum."
In the centre IS a star bearing the follow
ing: zone Stella 400 cents" Underneath
the star Gn small letters are the words.
"DeO est Gloria" On the diverse side,
in the centre. IS a head OF the Goddess
OF Liberty. Above this. on the outer
edge. are thirteen small stars. Between
the stars are the following letters and
figures s. G. 3. s, Z. G.. y, A, NJ, 5. Tn
derneath the head is the date. The pieces
were never legal tender. Only q limited
number were struck Off, ana these did
not get into general circulation. The
joint resolution provided that members
OF Congress who so desired could pur-
chase samples Of the new coins az about
cost price, and the greater part Of the
issue was thus bought In. The expert
ment was abandoned before the attention
OF the public was called TO II, and now
whenever one OF the pieces turns up
there Is always a bOmbardment OF the
Treasury with questions about II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE COHEN co
a Very Pleasant Entertainment.

An open entertainment was given AT
Good Templars Hall. Towards Grove
last night under the auspices OF Liberty
Bell Council. No. (, Daughters OF Liberty.
The following programme was rendered,
under the direction OF Miss Esther Nor
rls
Chorus-Choir.
Prayer-Mr. FuCue.
welcome Address-State Councillor. Miss
Alice Morris.
Recitation-Aiiss Yeaman.
DialOgue-Mrs. MagoOna Ford.
Solo-Mr. Sherman.
objects OF the Order-J y. Burroughs
S0lO-Allss Tyler.
Recitatlon-Mrs Yeaman.
There were sufficient names obtained
10 organize a council here. and by re-
quest. the entertainment will be repeated
next Friday night. August 10Th. with
several additions. 10 which the public Il
invited.
The order In Richmond is quite popular
the membership being about so. and Is
steadily increasing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

churches were called, but there was no
response worth speaking Of, whereupon
DIR. Dickinson moved that the associa-
ton unite in singing the hymn beginning
Lord, what dreary land is this
That yields us no supplies.
Judge A. z. Cole, the moderator, pro-
nounced DR.. Dickinson's motion out or
order DR.. Dickinson replied, you are
mistaken. Judge. After such response,
your churches refusing 10 help them
selves. and putting the burden back on
Brother Elicit and his board; nothing Is
more in order than 10 sing this hymn,
beginning
Lord. what a dreary land is this
That yields us no supplies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
Sailed on the Princess Anne.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company $
new boat Princess Anne, sailed from
Norfolk for New York last night with
every berth filled. and as happy a lot OF
passengers on board as ever embarked Tor
a pleasant journey. Among those from
Anne on her FIRST trip were NJ. y Mon
tague. c. w. Taber. Dr. q. a. Taber and
wife. SeTaber. +. Van Wort, Miss Voor-
bees. Mrs. W. G.. Newman. stephen Put
new and wife. w. A. Hisinootham. ana
J. II. Johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN co. THE COHEN co. T
Lebanon baptist Association.

rapid succession that there has been lit.
tie breathing time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
nder among
TIE SILKS


that even tue dull season has It's sciehtiH0
retailing Is. that they are fast scissorins'
Cohen's sell goods as they buy mem
The out-of-season price yields the scienOe'
a Ok nlack SILK Canton Crepe ior aoc 90
aO-inch Black Satin LUXOR cOS''"e ~
for $l.4y. CT. r,,cbess. 81.
esc U Tor the the usual $50 Peau de SoIe'
Waterproof India Silks 10 DC sOiu i''
plSck Corded silks, $50 grade. for 81.
1IocF Gros-Grain. $l.ly Tor "hdO mas
been sl.C9 all the season. D.
Sc for hll-Sllk Black GrQs-Grdin DIV t
eades duchess Black Brocades' iO'
81. from $l.5O. 40.
DosbIc-Warp Surah for isc.
59-ircn procade Black Taffetas Tor 5Oc.
GRENADINES 60 be closed az 6yc.i Il ,lIa
So: fancy for 81, from Sl.ov' uoupie
width Tor 81, from VIZ chs. -.
sc. Colored Handmade emma SIN ioI
PiSids. Stripes. and Brocaded Colored
Taffetas 20 be soc. ,r.oe... <or
ANY 55c. Colorod Changeable Taheta ior
5Jc. 49,, 90 roo
FROM 10 10 1880 O'CLOCK
Finest 27-inch Black Tafeta. costing
xUhoiozaIe 81 o. for &c. a yarQ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
All .uo.RD FOR FLANNELs.

IL n
Ready Monday with the opening of the
doors White, Colored, or Fancy. The
special prices for these bring a loss on
last years best standard cost:
DO you know the Flannel story? Every
ward is going TO be 25 per cent. higher.
our entire stock has been put in this sale
at even less than last years price:
s 1-9c Fine White Domet Flannels Tor
BIC.
Fancy Outing Flannels, cost &c.. for
4 Lie.
ATWOOD Fine French Eiderdowns, any
shade. 50c kind. are 29c.
New Dark Outings. the handsomest de-
signs. new finish, viii be u lie
3-ic. a yard.
FROM $3.50 TO 1890 O'CLOCK
Wide White Domet Flannels that Will
Lie. a yard the balance on hand 10
be closed out at 7-8c. a yard.
110 pairs Blankets, all kinds, colors'
and qualities are in the lot; all 10 be
sold for half what they cost 10 close
the lot out. 1870 starts the price for
White Double-Bed Blanket.
$50 for Fine Grade of White Double
Bed Blankets that will in future be
s. and $3.50.
s. for whatn cost $780, when the new
ones come in.
DO you know the prices of our Sheets
and Pillow-Cases?
Double Bedside Hemstitched Sheets are
dc; best muslin.
2lhx2l5 Plain Hemmed Sheets for S9c.
Hemstitched PillOw-Cases, 45xS6, for
3-4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
COTTON FABRICS
ARE WHOLLY WOEBEGONE AND
FORIORN.

1KE WHOIsTN NVT.IEVTU-NE N-NJ
FORLORN.
Manufacturers say: "25 per cent. high
err" Outside holders say any price. We
show full hand:
Lappet Muslins. French Organdies,
Dimities. Jaconets, Dotted Swiss. and
Seersuckers. sold up to u ID and
lG 2-3c for 1-2c. n yard.
60 IS. and 25c. Real Scotch Dimities,
Organizes. Lappets. Linen Ratistes,
etc, etc. for S-4c.
The entire line OF Real French Print
Warp Chambrays TO be closed out To-
day: cost maker 16 Csc. a yard, &c.
to-day.
Real Turkey-Red Prints. oil boiled. it's
the Lac. grade, for sic. a yard.
One OF tho best mills I'm the country
has made Jaconets this season for
the first time; heretofore they were
imported: they'll be 70 1-cc. to intro
duce them. Wen start them at Sic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
CHAIRS.

100 Solid Oak and Mahogany Rockers.
with cObbler-leather seats. were 81, for
Sl.s8 each.
IS Art Rockers for 1915.
Sl50 Dining-ROom Chairs, with cane
seat. for Csc. each
Ladies' Slpper-Chairs, IN mahogany or
curly birch. FOR s. each.
EmDie Rockers. inlald with mother-ot-
pearl. $3.50 each. instead Of SO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15

Orders for printing seat 10 tn. Dispatch
Company Will DO gwen prompt attention.
and the style OF work and prices will -
sure to please ycu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
THE REGULAR MEMS FURNISHING
CLOSING SALE

takes place Monday. If you are quick
you will likely get just what you want:
Mems Soft-Bosom Madras Shirts, with
detached cuffs, for S9c., that were 75c.
Mems Soft-Bosom Madras Shirts, col
lars and cuffs attached, for Gle, were
69c.
All Of the 81 and sl.25 Fine Madras and
Percale Shirts. with or without col
lars and cuffs. are zoe. now.
Mems Fine Unlaundered Shirts. union
linen bosom, as good as any shirt need
be- for 33c., all reinforced front and
back.
The 40 and 45c. Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers are 1Sc now; the 90 and 60
kinds are 25c.
Mems Black Socks, as good as IL 1-2c.
can buy EN-, for Lie.
Mems Fine Wire Buckle Suspenders,
grip back, extra strong. for II lie.
All the new shapes in best 4-Ply Linen
Collars, all sizes, for &c. each.
Mems Bleached Jeans Drawers, extra
well made, for 1870. pair.
Mems Fine Cambria Finished Night
Robes for S3c.
scrven's Elastic Seam Drawers. any
for So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
LINING SALE.

The manufacturer was overloaded 70
begin. but now we are. We bought the
stock for third off. and Monday they'll
be sold full half off in order TO get rid OF
them:
Double-Fold Dress Stihening for 1-2c.
Manufacturers Short-Ends Sllesias ana
Porcalines for Sic. another lot,
qualities TO cost up 10 l5c., for SAC.
- 1-2c. Black Linen Canvas, S l-2c
Genuine Hair-Cloth for DC.
MORE Rustling Percaline, Ice. grade, for
Sic
% and 3Oc. Blackjack Fancy Silesias
and Percaline Waist Innings for y l-2c.
Double-Fold Rice Cambria. Bic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
FIVE MORE LOTS OF BLACK DRESS
FABRICS

will crowd the counters Monday. Their
equal value has never been seen in Rich
mond. Most Of the goods come from for
elgn lands, and of most reliable makers:
Lot No. comprises Priestley's Fancy
Novelties, Fancy Cheverons, Basket
Sutings, Camel s-Hair Cheviots. and
Wide Vale Diagonals. sold up TO sl.S5
and Si.4S a yard. for 90c
Lot No. 2 comprises Handsome Bro
caded Meiyose Cloth Examines, Crys-
tallette, oxford Serges. and Convent
Cloth, sold up TO 81 yard, for Doc.
Lot No. comprises All-Wool French
Serges, Henriettas, Cheviots, English
Tweeds. and Brilliantines, sold up TO
Sc. a yard. for SOC.
Lot No. 4 comprises Wool Serges, Hen
riettas, Figured Mohairs, and Bro
caded Armures sold for 80 and 42c.
a yard, choice Of these i9c
Lot No. comprises Figured Mohairs,
Nuns Yelling, Albatross, and Cash
emeres, were up TO Doc. yard, for
u 1-2c.
FROM 915 TO 1915 O'CLOCK
eco yards Fine Black Figured Armure,
best shade Of Black. will wear as well
as any Csc goods on the market for
7 l-2c. yard. One dress to buyer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
KNIT UNDERWEAR

Monday at these prices:
Ladies' Extra-Size Vests, IL 1-2c., from
SEC
High Neck and Long Sleeves for 25c.
The 50c Isle ones. l9c. 39c. ones, u l-2c.
Taped-Neck ones for 10c.
Bleached Crochet Ones for &C.; Ecrue, &c.
Children's Knit Waists. lOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
UMBRELLA

buyers. Read Mondays price-story:
Ladies' or Mems $50 Twilled Silk, with
steel rods, TO be SSc.
S22j Finest Close-Rolling Taffeta for
$1.29.
50 Best Gloria for SIS.
69c for the SteeLRod 81 ones.
English Gloria for SOC.
Ladies' White SILK Parasos for 69c.
Closing out the last lot of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
GLOVE SALE.

White Dressed with Black Stitching,
were 81. are zoe.
2-Clasp Best Piques 20 be 79c.
Any style White Washable Chamois for
65c.: Yellow, zoe.
zoe. Double-Finger SILK Gloves, I'm colors,
for 25c.
Csc Black SILK 1itts reduced to 15c
Children's SILK Ta6eta Gloves, were 25c.,
are Sc.
Imitation Chamois Gloves. closing for
Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15


F: :f.as. cou'illS' the best 80 ones '0'
Extra-Long Waist SIPS ones for ssc.
The 81 Ventilating, TO close, for oSc.
75c Corsets for soc.
SOC. Nentilating to be 25c.
Childrets Waists 10 be &c.
THE NOTION BUSINESS
is a great part Of the life Of thrs house.
Thousands are turned into cash from any,
where where unloading is imperative
Sample prices for Monday:
FROM II TO II 30
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap for &c. cake.
Limit Of 2 cakes.
Real English Pins, &c.
Black or White Webbing, &C. yard.
Whalebones. &c. a dozen.
SILK Seam Binding, &c. a piece.
Hair-Pln Cabinets &c.
Non-Twisting Tapes. &c. a package
Hat Elastic 1-2c. a yard.
Bone Collar-Buttons, &c. n dozen.
Fancy Rufle Garter Elastic, 4c. yard.
Stocknet Dress Shields, Be.
Beading, Sc. grade, &c.
Ice SafstyPins, 4c.; &c. ones, lc.
dozen.
Hat-Pins, &c. a dozen.
Satin-Band Hose-Supporters, Ice.
Needle Books &c.
Knitting Cotton. 15c a pound.
spools 200 yards. Thread for SC.
Tape Measures. lie.
Zoe. Mourning-Pins, &c.
Whalebone Casing. 4c
Toilet Soap for lc. a cake.
15c. Face Powder, &c. a box.
Putt Pomade. &c.
Mennen's Talcum Powder, IL lie.
Palm Soap. DC.
Fountain Syringes. 49c.
Real Aluginum PuffBoxes, 12 1-2c.
Kid-Curless, &c.
Prays Rosaline. 16c.
Lyons ToOth-Powder. 16c.
Machine oil again for &c.
Scented Glycerine Soap Sc.
1Oc. Toilet Soap for Sc.
5oc. Dressing Combs for 25c. Sc. ones
for &c.
Talcum Powder. 2c. n slfting-top box
Carbolic Mouth-Wash, lie.
25c. Carriage Sponges, lie.
Waving-Pins, Sc.
Ifytraatc oil oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
LET THOSE WANTING WHITE
GOODS

FOR A YEAR TO COME
buy still. The present asking can never
come again. by more than half. Every
Kind that may be looked for as yet;
Fancy Woven India Blnons. f-Sc.;
some Of them costing up TO lgc.
Lendon Duck Suiting for D o. ana
II lie. ,o
Wide-Wale French Marsellles, SOC
grade. for 2c.; 4Oc. grade now I9c''
25c. quality. l6c.
4O-inch Linen De Decca. was 10 TO &c,
now g. O. and II lie.
Checked. Striped. and Dotted Musllns
10 be 3-lc.; others s 3-4c., from l6c
Many other White Goods. including
French organizes. White ana Colored,
Dlrnifles. DlmitY Stnnes Checks, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
1f5!!(6!jfI Two

The maker held his newest ana last
lest Percales at 10 l-2c. ulI't cell
week. when we bought theni ~ '0''
for 3-4c.
FROM $50 TO $50 O'CLOCK
Tbe balance Of our Fine Brown CottoA
win be closed out at &c. yard'
ALL DAY o,-.1o,. repr
brioh, colors. l-ic. grade. for . csc
Fast-Biack Henrietta Finished sateeh'.
Y l-2c grade, l-fc.
4-i Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton,
% pieces left, all to be closed out a'
3 3-4c. go
1O-4 Brown Sheetlng. our 2Oc grade WI WI
be even higher than that soon; IL &c
70 clean the lot out. h.,
Al Fine French Percales You're asked
y 1-2c. for the Identical kind Sac.
FROM 1890 TO 11:3O O'CLOCK
Real On-Bolled Turkey-Red Prints, ne"
printings and pretty, bright designs,
as GOOD as anv house IN America ever
sold for 6 1-4c.-2 1-2c. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
GOOD MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

has come and gone the past two months.
But now the maker has shipped his last
lot. He has failed and there will be
no more from that source Of under-price
seller. Some 40 dozen on sale Mondays
The best MUSLIN soc GOWNS to sell
for 29c.; S1.25 ones for 59c.; Cambria
ones that cost no TO Sl.S9. for 75c.
SKIRTS. costing tlS9 to $2.25. for Csc. ::
others for 80 and &c. that were valued
69c and sl.25.
CHEMJSE.-The ones you know to cost
b. for 50c: others for 19c.. from S9c.
DRAWERS. -The 50 dozen sort FOR
15c: Muslin and Cambria ones that
cost 44c.. for 25c.
CONVERSELY Is and csc. sort
for J0c.; others 29c.. from the usual
t0c.; 10. for tho best y lie. ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
sAIu or uED-sPREADS.

White Si75 grade Marseilles, to be s2.4S;
another was $2.75. for $50.
Crochet Marseilles design, for 79c.; Sc
grade for &c.; others for 4Sc. The
Lnal 81 20 onas for GO. MondaY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-15
NOTHING Here Is Bought for Speculation.

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