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The times., 1897-03-29
PROPOSALS.

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington, ID. G, March 26, S97; l.
Sealed prop osals, in triplicate,, viii pe
received here until 2 O'Clock NJ, MON-
for furnishing during fiscal year ending
June 80, / S9S, such fuel and mineral lamp
Oil as may be required InIormatl0n Tur-
nished ON application. United States re-
serves right To accept or reject any or all
proposals, or any part thereof Envelopes
Containing proposals should be marked
proposals for Fuel Tor OLD and adj
dressed MAJOR &. +. HUMPHREY Depot
I'M. Inn26-oJ
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FOR SALE-A bedroom suite, complete;
also mattress and springs. a great bar
gain. can 5o9 Mass. ave, after p. m.
mh2T-3t
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FOR SALE-Side-bar buggy. cheap; or will
trade for light wagon. 1914 7th st.
mu2S-3t
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PROF. HALEE,

CIairvoyant. Tells youT name, age and
Just what you want 10 know also tells
about business deals, love affairs, family
troubles: reunitcs the Separated brings
quarrels ali right; removes spells; causes
marriages and gives good luck, etc; always
at home: fee, 25c., 5Oc. and 81, 925 ii NV.
mh295J
The times., 1897-03-29
RAILROADS.
OLD POINT COMFORT
without Change of Cars.
e. HOURS FROM WASHINGTON,

VIA PENNs YLvANIA, r. F & P. AND
CHESAPEAKE 81 OHIO RAILWAYS
Schedule In effect February s., SSI.
WASHINGTON & OLD POINT SPECIAL
All y. IN. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur
days.
Solid yesiIbuletl, eiectrIc-lighted, steam
heated train. with combination cOach pdFlor
car, dining car aud observation car through
without change Arrives Richmond 7:4o
p. IN ODD Point, $50 p IN.
1857 a. m.- daily except S.inday.-Par
lGT car washington 10 HICnmUlid aiiu idcn-
D. NOD Point, 6:3O o. m Transfer at
Richmond.
Tickets ana reservations at offices Penn
syIyania r. X. 5Eh and u SIS. and at sta
tioa Full Information at Z. & o. tiGkes
Offices.
H W FULLER. General PassengerAgen
felZ-tI
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FOR sALE-Cheapest farm in Virginia,
3 miles from GOrdOnsville; S-room house,
barns. corn cribs. etc. 400 acres, all well
fenced and plenty of running water; about
three-fourtlis arabic, balance timber; only
So per acre CHAS. E. BANES. / 4th
and q SITS NV. mh2I-3t
The times., 1897-03-29

BEST IOc aud sc meals In city MONK,
93l Il st. NV. mh2o-7t
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MISCELLAN EOUS
wANTED-HlGHEsT CASE PRICE PAL

WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS, 81: Hair Mat
tTesses, SO: Hair Mattresses Iemade, 81
SMITH & BACON, Mfrs, 1923 9TH St NV.
mh2S1t
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Personal

ABOUT your bust, ladies-The Vic Datur
is Guaranteed to develop any part OF
the body to which 1t is applied within
thirty days Address THE viO DAICR,
IISI and 1888 Broadway, New 1orA
t'ity lnh2S-5t
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SALE OF DRY GOODS and notions at
private sale to dealers for few days
auction, Wednesday, March 81. 1910 4th
st. NV. mh27-3t, ,em
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EXCURSIONS.
Norfolk Washington
Steamboat CO.

Every day in the year for Fororess
- Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News anu
- all points South by the superb, pow
- erful steel palace steamers new
- port News" Norfolk" and WASH
- ington,'' on the folio wing schedule:
Southbound. Northbound.
Ly Wasli'gton 700 pm Ly. Portsm'th n:,O pm
Lv Alexandria 7:30 pm Nv. Norfolk 6:i0 pun
AT ft. Monroe $50 am Ly. Ft.Monroe 1: Pni
Ar. Norfolk 7:j0 AIN Ar. Alexandra 6:m atn
Ar Portsm'th 500 an Ar Wash'gton q: am
- Visitors to Chamberlin's new hotei'
- "The Hygeia,'' and Virginia Beach
- will find this the most attractive
- route, insuring comfortable nlghI .
- rest.
- Large and luxurious rooms heateu
- by steam and fitted throughout Win
- electric lights, Dining room service IS
- la carte, nd is supplied from Ine
- best that the ma rketS OF w aShinsuDn
- and Norfolk afford.
- Tickets on sale at u. S. Express
- office, 917 Pennsylvania avenue; ot3,
- 619, 1421 Pennsylvania avenue; ID.
- K o. ticket office, corner 18TH street
- and New York avenue, and on board
- steamers, where tine table, map, etc,
- can also be had
- ANY other information desired VIII
- De furnished on application 10 the I'M
- dcrsigned at the comDanys wharI,
- foot of 7th St, Washington, ID. u
- Telephone No. $50
JNO. CALLAHAN, General Manager
fe2S-m&su
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
COG + STREET n. w.

DUO + ; X EEE n. W.
Gold Filings aud bridge work spe-
cIalty, at TIE lowest price; anaigan lI1-
lngs, soc; full sets or teeth on plates 50,
extracting. either by gas or local spray.
absolutely painless. 5Uc; without. &c; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from l q to 8
o clock. mh22-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
a sure and safe relief III all womans
complaints and irregularities. Gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University OF Munich, Bavaria Strict
ly confidential MRS. DIR. RENNER, No.
i 7th St ne, near East Capitol st. Wash.
lngtoE, ID. y.
The times., 1897-03-29

WALL PAPER-If you want your rooms
papered cheap ali the paper Will cost
is l5 cents piece, on the wall. Z. =.
SILENCE. PIT q st. ne. nh2S-U
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GYPSY OrEEN-Fortune teller: ladies',
6ilc .yeHIipIuen 81 mo signj. ReuIOyed
IN I2iy "A II my ma 26-It item
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE
FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 90
and So per day. Apply to the REX
STA BLES, rear 615 Z st. NV; telephone
call, l09. md26-tfem
FOR HIRE-FuH dress suits. 81 only.
JULIUS COHEN. 11U4 7th st. NV.
de24-tf
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FOR RENT AT kensington, Md, beautiful
7-roOm cottage, with an acre of ground;
dress Mrs. j. c. DAVIS, Box 13, Kensing-
ton, Md. mi25-6t-em
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FOR SAIE-IOTS.

FOR SALE-Lot 21x115; Baltimore pike,
College Park. Apply SHOE STORE, go
L ST. NV. mnA'-0l
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FOUND.

FOUND-A young brown dog, spaniel
owner call at 1879 + st. NV and prove
property. 1t
The times., 1897-03-29

OUR greatest medium anu spiritual moth
er, DIX. MARY GORDON, tells you all
things and prescriDes proper remedy for
your troubles; consult this gifted lady be-
rore it is too late. NOW Ut 62v l Sth at u W.
NOT u
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WANTED-FARMS.
FOR sALEoR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE-Lot 16.6x100 to alley,
on 18th st, near ne; VIII trade
equity OF $700 for small house. CHAS.
Il BANES 14th and q stS. NV. mh2S-3t
FOR SALE-Or will exchange for city
house, 250-acre farm; u miles from
Washin eton; l mile from depot. A ddrcss
S. T. OHIO, this office mh2S-3t
FOR EXCHA Trading Real Estate
desire to trade consult me. CHAS E.
BA MES, 4th and Il sts. NV. mh27-3t
WHAT can you offer IN exchange TOR 800
acre farm In North Carolina, and clear
lots IN Chattanooga, Tenn! NORTH CA kO-
LIMA, this office mar -3t-em
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wANTED-ROOMS.
FOR RENT-STOREROOM.

FOR RENT-2038 7th st. NV; store; G
rooms and bath; S21 so; d III. l. NAUCK
" NAUCK, 1926 1th st. NV mh2S-3t
The times., 1897-03-29

DA ANCING-Pupils desired by lady teach
eTs; terms 81; any hour; q lessons - %,
evening class So; REFS Address QCIth
METHOD, this office mch2o-' lem
MME. RETTA, medium for spirit MESA geS;
sittings, 25C. 523 18th st. NV.
LhN I-Tf-pfn
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WANTED-HOCSES.

WANTED-To rent, furnished house in
NV, or house for sale: q rooms, "a. m.
/. Address SEEKER, this office.
mar 3t-en
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MONEY TO LOAN at and 6 per cent;
security, real estate in District OF Co
lumbia: no delay beyond an inspection OF
property and examination of title. WAL
TER IL ACh Err, 704 4th st. NV. mh2S-u
The times., 1897-03-29

WANTED -Loan Of $500 for three or five
years; viii put up 81 500 in real estate
for 81. 800: rrst-claSs. A. j. WHITAk kER,
Room !, 9lS + st. nhG'-oI
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LOST.

LOST-Large red pointer, chain on collar
broken. Reward if returned 70 u ii
ST NV Inh2S-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
GnNefN IA GIOnccHier.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. VA.
July 2L-(Special) Hinkes hosp..
table home. Clifford" was the scene 0,
bright faces and gay dancers on tho
evening Of Wednesday the 2lst, whea
friends assembled 20 greet his guest Miss
Gorgas, charming blonde, OF PhIa-
delphla. Misses Mamie and Kate hIH-
kle delighted their guests with th.r
gracious and graceful manner Of enter
tanning. and the Messrs Hink.e. hy their
courtesy and attention. made every LAZY
think she was the favOrite.. Among no
guests were Miss Agnes HarwO0d Ne.'
son, Of Orange county. now visiting Ae'
friend, Mrs. Charles T.. Cary. Misses
Anne Burwell Jones. LOulle Molly ara
George Seawell. Burwen. OF N0riok,
Cannon. Of Baltimore. and Slinglun MG
and Mrs. J. IA. Seawei. Messrs. Byrd
Thurston Warren. OF williamson
Sinclair Sclater. OF Hampton; Burwel
of Baltimore, w. Jones. }. Perrin james
and Davis. The Misses Byrd and tlaf
friend Miss Lizzie Jones. OF Orange
were prevented by the inclemont weathf
from being present. The merry ard
Joyous gathering trlpped the light faG
tastic until they were summoned %
bountiful supper, which all d.d fuli JIM"
tice TO- and after a most enjoyable time,
the guests left in the wee sma hours
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
LOUISA LEAFLETS.
spIendid Rains-Beautiful Sunset
PcrsnnnI Points, &c.

LOUISA. VA, July 24-(SpeciaL)-Rain'
rain. rain! That is what has been wanted
and that Is what we have had. Rain IN
gentle. sllvery showers, refreshing every
rosebud and every blade of grass; ram
in drenching torrents, thoroughly satu-
rating old Mother Earth, going to the
very roots of the growing crops, which
had been thirsting for the lfe-glVlhB
water. The clouds and rain have let 10
now. however, and 1t is typical summer
morn. The weather is hot. but IS tenn
pered by delightful breeze. Nothing Is
prrttler than dark-green he.ds or grow
inc corn. it's tassels and blades nutterlnS
in the summer wind. And. after inc
rains the beauty IS enhanced tehiVlu'
Rut money money-the coveted dollal,
whether il be silver or golu-ehs oSae9
every ones attention so much that We
seldom stop to think of and drink IN thSg
beauties OF nature, which every udy anu
everywhere surround us. surely, IN inc
insnired words Of the sweet singer OF
Israel "The heavens declare the glory
of God: and the armament snoWeth Ills
baudfwork" How these words were I'M
messed upon us last evening soon after
the sun had dropped beyond the western
hilsl What painter, be his brush ever
so deft, could approach upon canvas INC
ineffable beauty that was spread upon
the skies at set Oh sun. istot4ib Af'ti -
horizon there were banks or ciouds,
whose Beauty neither pen nor brush can
ever portray. White clouds tipped Win
mink. like unto the delicate hues or me
Interior OF sea-shells. CLOUDS SoiaSn
clouds f1eecy, clouds purple, clouds IKE
waves OF the ocean, Then, as this lovely
plcture faded from the skies. ana the
shades of evening began 10 gather apace,
rhe nrehies or lightnlngbugs began 70
soarkle amid the leaves and grasses ana
ss.t Hauan' lin the words or
Dickens) ito wink and blink" not 10
forget the song Of the Katydd and the
croak of the frog in the lowground Dull
rushes. But. enough or TINS Ior lhe pie'
ent, at least.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. Ryland Gwathmey ana fanny. az ot
Richmond, are spending the summer q.
Captain +. V. Winston's residence Hsai
Nj Mr. James E. Bib the genial editor
of the Louisa News. is being spoken OF
as candidate for tne L ,a saeisi1g The
,isce hut. on the contrary, tne pace
r seeking hirl. Should he be nomlnaleu
and elected. Mr.. BibD viii make a must
ling member. Mr.. George w asiiil,S 90, 90.
the legislature. He has come OUT 10 d
card defining his position, ana, II electe1,
xyoi,id doubtless carry many Il measure
nv the genial nature when ne POSSESS
no, IN mention other qualifications. The
hest way would be TO elect them both
and thus please everybody IN me county
rived from Richmond TO enjoy the salu-
hrious climate OF our county Tor the
summer a.. "a. Ao.t.A.,
rure fnyigOra ting air. one or your most
Eminent physicians In Richmond fire.
1Iertly advises his patients TO come here
for health. To breathe Louisa's refresh
ing air and 10 hear DR.. Mays hearty
laugh are sufficient In themselves 10 cure
blues"
Mr.. william Boiling. OF Waynesboro'.
l. here
Miss Maude Vale has secured the posi-
upon her duties August LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
j. M. FOURQUREAN, Receiver.
PRINCE EDWARD.
Rain Damages the Tobacco Crop
EarmviIIe Personals.

FARMVILLE, VA, July A-(Special1
From nearly every quarter in this and
adjoining counties comes the news of
damage to tobacco from the hard rains
Of this week. 1t rained almost inces-
sanity for three or four days. and in
consequence, tobacco is said to have
Topped" badly, and this is a very serious
matter \ gentleman just from the
upper part Of this county, along the
border of Buckingham, says that all to-
bacco crops seen in his travels showed
serious effects Of the heavy rains. Other
crops in this and surrounding counties
are looking unusually well. Some oats
IN shocks were totally ruined by being
left too long in the wet weather.
Inc Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company is having erected a new bridge
over the AppomattoX at this place. Work
Is being done on the structure both dav
and night.
The ladies Of New Store church. Buck
mgham county, will give a lawn fete in
inc grove surrounding tho church on
Saturday, July 3lst. Among other in
teresting features will be the sale of
hearts, lawn tennis, and a game OF BAN
tho latter between picked mines from
farmville and Buckingham Courthouse
Rev. Joshua S. Hunter, of Charlottes-
vile circuit, was here for several davs
visiting members OF his old charge.
Mrs. John K. Martin and daughter. Miss
Bessie are visiting relatives at Chill
howc, Va.
Miss Maggie Spratley and Mr.. John
Marks, OF Richmond, are guests of the
family Of Colonel {. NJ. Walker.
Mrs. NJ. II. Lyons and sister. Miss Daisy
Tray!or, OF Petersburg. are visiting rela-
tive5 in this town.
Mr.. W. =. Venable spent the week at
Rectortown, Fauquier county, where his
wife is visiting her parents, Or. and Mrs.
VI. Ritnour.
Mrs. a. c. Porter and Misses Pearl and
Mary Porter, Of Charlotte, n. c.. will
spend the remainder OF the summer In
Farmvilc.
Misses May Paulette and Ruby Veua-
bio have returned from their excursion 10
Toronto. Canada.
Miss Therese Armistead, who. for the
past fifteen months has been visiting in
Washington, ID. c., is spending the sum-
mer at the Farmville Lithia.
Miss Kate Gill, who, for a year or
more has been in Missouri. arrived here
yesterday on visit to her sister. Mrs
Z. w. Paulett, Jr.
Miss Dorset. Of Chesterfield. Is visiting
Mrs. c. h. ChappeH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
I'LL Ills SYGlE SON. the TOWER 2Oi and 203 EAST Broad

liam II Ribble, Jr.. Captain w. .
Mere and Messrs. James II. McGavock,
and c. n. Otey.
Three DAYS OF racing will be given at
tbe new fairgrounds here-on August
oath. 18th, and 18th.
the properties of Mr.. James Waro, OIL
Crockett's Depot, were sold at PUBIC
auction in this place, yesterday orlis
ing $3.50. Mr.. d. II. Porter becohins
the purchaser. The cash payment was
$500. ~ >-o,ov
prown two aged ladies who lived near
Town died at their respective homes
few davs ago. The former was the
mother of Major Newton II. Repass' and
she was in her SOth year. Mrs. Brown
was 70. + ,.,s,,iro
Miss Crunp. Of Petersburg. is visiting
at Mr.. II. G.. Crowgey's, near town.
Mr.. William Fleming, OF LynchDurs'
IL visiting his family, who are spenuihs
the summer here. I'm, -
Miss jamie Kyle. Of Fayetteville \.
G. is visiting at Captain Gibboney s. on
Main street. .-,. g.
Miss Laura Jones, OF Peterspuis' %
boarding at Mr.. w. n. SplIler . -
rev DIR. Lacy, of Lynchburg, was VS.
itinS his FANNY, WIN ~A'
here this week. ~,
Miss Jamie Baldwin, Of Bluefield' W.
va IS visiting at Mr.. ]. Hal. Gibboney .
rev. Walter Robertson, OF the Eastern
sbora was visiting in WythevllIe' MS
nome OF former years, for few days thls
week. -, 1.o,
Miss AGREE. OF Knoxville, who has been
,,ieit,ro NJ DR.. Leach's, near town, mas
eona IN Roanoke, on a Welt.
AR William Dew, an employee Oh the
government in the Indian schools III
south Dakota, is visiting his iamily' oN
Church street. .., ,ro,,, q
Mr.. G. W. Heuser has returned from
visit 10 his family, at Milton, y. I.
Mrs r. II. Bennett Of BramDletoh'
va. is visiting at Mrs. OeweFs, near the
station. ..,.,..
Miss Katie Ewald IS fast recovering
from n severe spell of sickness.
Dr James Anmance will return TO New
York tomorrow.
Or. Hal. crockett, or Wllmore' n.y.
was visiting at his old home here this
week.
Miss Jarvis, Of Petersburg, is boarding
at Mrs. r. T.. Moore's.
Mrs J. A. Mebane has sold out her
millinery store to Miss Ella Peck, and
NJ, Mebane will doubtless remove his
family back to South Boston, where they
will reside in the future
Miss Foster. who has been visiting at
Judge Bolling's. returned to her home in
Washington city, last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
WNTEENILLE.
Work of the Supreme Court of APP
pcals-Personal and Social.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
WYTHVILLE, VA, July 25.-The
judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals
have returned to their respective homes
The session Of the court here. just
closed, was a very important and busy
one, during which, opinions Were handed
down in 81 cases. OF that number 10
were from Richmond. There are now Is
cases in the handsfof the Court, making
50 cases that were heard during the ses-
sion here. Eleven cases were dismissed
The number of appeals and writs OF
error allowed were . for Richmond, 6
for Staunton. and for Wytheville,
making a total of 10.
There were 10 appeals and writs Of
error refused during the session. as fol-
lows: For Richmond. 4; for stanton, s.;
for Wytheville, 7. There were 10 petit
tions for rehearing refused. Since
August, 1885, 50 appeals and writs OF error
have been allowed at this place OF ses-
sion, and there are now on the docket
81 cases.
A few nights ago negro boy some II
years old was caught attempting TO rob
Mrs. Sallie Crockett's home, in Crockett s
Cove, near this place. He is now in Jail
here awaiting an indictment.
Mrs. A. A. Campbell gave a most en-
joyable duplicate whist party In honor
of Mrs. James Keith Tuesday afternoon.
1t is said TO have been one OF the most
delightful entertainments OF the season.
No ono but married ladies were invited.
"Appomatto." was rendered by local
talent to a splendid audience at the
Church Street Opera-House. this eve
Ming.
Mrs T. G. Kent entertained her lady
friends at cards Wednesday evening
The Southwest Virginia Racing Asso-
citation has been organized here with DR..
II. w. Sanders as president. Mr.. w w.
Byars as general manager. Mr.. William
T. DeVan as assistant manager and sec
rotary, and Mr.. John c. Blair as trea-
sure: The Executive Committee Is COM
posed Of Major w. c. Sanders, DR.. WIZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25

Among those who have been In attend
ance from a distance were the Misses
Johns, Of Texas; Misses Russian, OF fol.
Inns Institute: Messrs Willie Love
Vaughan, OF Texas. ). Q. Bell OF MILF
gan College, Ailllgan. Tenn; Milton H.
Leigh. Of Richmond; Rev. Il. Parker
Richardson. of Louisa.
II was decided that protractei meet.
ing would commence az this place to.
morrow. Revs. Jacob Walters. Of Black.
stone and L. Parker Richardson. OK
Louisa, will assist Rev. +. W. Berry 10
conducting the same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
Celebrates His seventh p,r,na,v

Master Ira Jacobs celebrated his seventh
birthday Friday evening at his parenfs'
residence, No. 1922 Park avenue. by en-
PERTAINING several OF his young friends.
Refreshments were served and games
were played, after which the young peo-
PIE yonp lsit b Tor tneir r home homes Wishing the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25

Turkish Towels. that sell regularly at
81. 80 and 50 a dozen, now.....$i.Zo uo%en'
Extra-Large Knotted Fringe DanaSk
Towels also. II. S, Blue and Red Dor
ders. regular price 30. So, 90, ana 'sc.-
choice To-Morrow..... ....'....'.''o"c'
Huck Toweling by the yard, ~ lhcheS
wide, regular price zoe. yard-Io-lior-
mn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
COrsets.

You will probably never see Corsets
sold at these prices again. Get them
while they are here.
$50 Corsets for 0sc.-slzes IS, 10. q,
49, "a, %. q. and %.
81 Corsets for 5sc.-sizes "a, %. 2S %,
and 80.
s. c. p. Corsets for s25O-sizes Is,
10, and %.
1926 Her Majesty Black Corsets,
81 25-szes IS, 10, 20. 81, and %.
S275 Her Majesty White Corsets, "
sizes 49, 10. 20. q, and o.
81. S.. and 75c. Children's Waists....5 Oc.
soc. Children's Waists. .........25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
Lee Camp Notes.

Lee Camp, No. /. Confederate Veterans
has accepted an invitation from the
18th day OF next month.
The Picture-Gallery COMMITTEES has
been called TO meet on Tuesday night.
when matters Of much Importance vii. be
considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
Linens.

The prices go down again for to-mor-
row, and so long as they last. The new
tariff will increase the cost of fine
Linens 10 large extent. The prices
we have now made ought to clean the
stock out in a few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
Black Dress Goods.

Another cut in prices to close out the
stock.
A-inch Black Imperial Serge-To-Mor-
fOW.... .-....s-.sss r'"''-'''''
37-inch Black Mohair........ ......''-'c'
H-inch. Black Mohair........ .....'..foc'
45-inch Mohair Sicillian, $l25 kind Tor
soc.
All the $50 Wool Grenadines now. zoe
Fine All-Sllk Crepe Bordered Mourn
Ing Wells 2 yards long. regular prlce
GO-To- MorrOW.... ......... 49,. ......F''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25

This has been a great harvest for
Carpet-buyers. The saving made by buy
ing now at our sacrifice prices will al
most buy another carpet.
Cocoa Door Mats........ ....."......1oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25

sHIRT-WAIsTs.
Ladies' Shirt-Waists, the Toe. Kind. soc.
Ladies' Shirt-Waists, the 81 kind. soc.
HOUSE DRESSES.
Match this IL you can: Fine Quality
Madras House Dresses pretty pattern,
regular price s1.25 and sl.i5, choice 5oc.
WHITE PIQUE SKIRTS.
White White Pique Skirts. IL yards
wide. well made, perfect fitting, only ssc.
RIBBONS.
White, Lavender, Pink. I.ght-Blue. and
Green MORE Taffeta Ribbon, tncneS
wide, loo. n yard.
Thomson's Glove-Fitting Summer Cor
sets, Sgc.
5000 yards of Fine Cordenets, regular
price. Y 1-2c.; Monday, DC. yard.
SILKS.
VIII wonders ever cease? Fancy
Changeable Taffetas, Zc. yard.
UMBRELLAS.
Ladies' Umbrellas. natural sticks, worth
81. only 45c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Black Figured Sicilian, was &c., now
Atwood Black Serge, regular SOC. quail
ty. 39c.
WHITE PIQUE.
only about 800 yards left Of that Heavy
Corded Pique. regular price, lic. no"
S 3-ic.
SILK DOT AND SILK STRIPE LINEN.
10 pieces of Fancy Silk stripe Linen, loo.
4 pieces OF Fancy Dot Linen, was &C.,
reduced 10 &c.
IT Is VERY HOT TO TALK
BLANKETS.
100 pairs Of All-Wool Blankets, Red,
White. and Silver Gray, only 1913. They
are bound I'm silk, and you Will readily
pay s. for them later.
LADIES' HOSE.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, high splced
heels and double soes; never sold for less
than 25c., now l9c.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY
FLANNELs.
All-Wool White Flannel lie. yard.
White Flannel. sold for Doc. now Zoc',
Fxtra-Heayy Canton Flannel, &c. d yaru'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
FlarInels.
Three great values.

Three great values.
2S-inch Extra-Heavy ATWOOD Red
Twill Flannel. regular price Sc, now .'"c.
Fine White Flannels. 2S inches wide,
regular price S5c. yard, now...........@oc.
Embroidered Flannels Gray with
Black and Red with Black-h kind,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-25
Lace Curtains.

You will probably never have such
chance 10 buy Lace Curtains as our
sacrifice sale offers. If you will need
Lace Curtains this fall, now is the time
10 buy them.