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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
.sHust Have Fat ON NJ Ribs -

Give me employment. Kindly address
the opposite side Of the skeleton bearing
this notice and you Will learn the story.
] must have TAT on these RIBS"
This unique sign, pinned 10 the back
Of "a young man, attracted considerable
attention last night at Howard and Belti-
more streets. The man, who appeared
10 be about thirty years old. occupied
such "a position that the glare from the
electric lights gave a good view Of the
notice. The sign was "A fine specimen
OF penmanship on legal cap paper. and
tie bearer said that he had written II
himself
10 several inquirng persons the man
said that he had adopted this means Of
securing employment as he had been idle
for over six months. with the exception
OF three weeks In June.
81 arrived boa Baltimore Monday and
walked the streets at night he contin-
ued To-day / occupied my time by
going from store 10 store asking for
Work. bat in every one ! met with the
same reply. Growing desperate from
want OF food. I determined 10 get work OF
some sort. / have been In the book and
stationery business and am also a stenOg-
rauher and a typewriter
Tonight / will be able 10 get place
20 sleep. for some knd-hearted persons
have given me a little money. To-mor-
row / will continue my hunt for work
and trust 10 succeed"
The man Is Of small stature and saws
that his home Is IN HOlyoke. Mass. lie
IS unmarried. Baltimore Sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Dressmakers' Supplies


The A. NJ w. Watcr-P Proof Dress Bind
ing, that will outwear the skirt, worth
10 Pic. yard. sale price, u l-2c. n yard.
Inside Betting an colorsl, worth l0c.,
sale price. 5c. a yard.
SIX inside Betting pll colors). worth
Il l-2c., sale price. Sc. d yard.
Silk Inside Betting al colors), worth
&c., sale price, Zoe. a yard.
SIX Inside Betting can colors). worth
16 2-5c., sale price. u lie. yard.
Extra Quality SIX Inside Betting, worth
20c., sale price, l5c. yard.
Good Whaleb0ne Casing. enough for
dress, worth &c., sale price. Be-. piece.
Whalebone Casing, an colors, worth &c.,
sale price, Sc. piece.
Six-yard-piecc Good WhllebOne Casing
worth y l-2c., sale price, Sc. piece.
Vineyard piece WhalebOne Casing.
worth 15c., sale price. Toe. piece.
An-Sllk Whalebone Casing. enough for
dress worth 20c., sale price, u lie. and
15c. piece.
An-Sllk Whalebone Casing. all colors
worth 25c., sale price. zoe. piece.
Large size StockInet Dress Shields
worth 10c., sale price, Sc. a pair
Good Quality StockInet Dress Shields
worth l5c.. sale price, Zoe. a pair
Extra Quality stockInet Dress Shields.
worth zoe, sale price, ljc. pair.
Garfield Stockinet Dress Shields, worth
30. % and i0c., sale price %, 30 ana a3c-
q pair.
Extra Quality Cambria Dress Shields
worth Is 2-3c., sale price. u 1-2c. a pair.
Feather-Weight Dress Shields, worth
2lc., sale price, l5c a pair.
Cambria Dress Shields, worth 35c., sale
price. pc. a pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
THE SUMMER NORMALS.
4 NUTBER OFSUCCEsSFUL sCHOOLS
~ THE SIIIE.
The Outgrowth of the Policy Pursued by
the Peabody Trustees Good work
in Public instruction.

er,, p.,t.,t.. t.,-e...,.... ...nt ..... D..
rer1,p-ier'J yot dnl,. ,,, INN ot t',.
rn1niaranoo Of tbo .irf iif f.r fn. r.,-
'., tI,t it h,. i., t,It .-..,..,f
] ta'ur ,o m4nlUnd' 'ln" .r..t io9ao,
, banker rtr-sa.In.,. 40 Dad. I'm. ,I.I .aot .,.-
t.r.nSfa i,,rb retti, 1' i",. , . '', .-
enGrts to aid hin. soIfb.rn sfaf.s u
their time OF doon.s dI.fr.-s I-nr. .op..
years. the Income off the mod vas ap-
piled by the distinguished Board of Trus-
tees % help organize graded schools lt
recent years 10 has been devoted oxclu-
siFeiy to the work of Misunderstanding.
The Virginia institutions now receiving
Z Peabody aid, are the State Female Nor
T. NAL School the Hampton Institute. the
virginia Normal ANA collegiate Institute.
ana Summer Normal schools Virginia
mas received lu scholarships and direct
appropriations. nearly "a quarter million
dollars or Peabody money The results
attending the Application OF OBJ. fund tp
lhe OBJECTS named nave Dcen almost in-
clcdlpl,. EFlaeH'e ls direct that our
normal schools are ihe ouisowlh of
t tle PonoS pursued Dy l.ls l-etnoly liu'-
tees ana inc piutt progressive move
ments for the bettermcnt OF our schools
may Doe traced 90 the same source. IT'S
Indirect influence in enlehteuing the peo-
p." moulding public sentiment. and up-
lifting the schools and the people cannot
b. estimated
VI. Curry has been the general agent
or me Iund' ana his Intelligent super
VISION OF DIS interests. together win n.a
triouied 10 the improved condition or
bouthern schools.
,u..l .n. 4..l.teemeut Of Hon. John j..
Massey superintendent of Public ln-
structi0n.
THE SUMMER NORMALS.
Summer Normal sohools f,r white
toachers vvoro MD 5rrir,. tris summer Lad
Cbarioffegytlie Rodford and Irvfngtou
80 ~ -. '.lt''- tf,,,,.,',r7 ~
teelt',,-,, 40 C.t.,fl,tl.,..if. Nlro bnr-
d,ed arJ tbfr. v-ni1e ll,g, ogbifo fealbers
49, H. ,tto,J,rIs ana ca5 loi,r.1 ,ro.
al 4 ru me -ct,,ls ,,-.ro conducted
- 80. -, 80 f,.,'i,rf,., tb. 49,
~ loJ IN f,ne ,rg,a 500 r7rtyibnfed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

accidents may follow. even 20 the loss
of human life. not only OF the driver
OF the vehicle at the time but OF innocent
waylarers in country roads or town
streets.
AIosul. the son of Sultan and Virginia
Maid. is probably the tallest trotter ont
this season. Tie measures ~ hands high.
Oakland Baron. that earned record Of
2:09 IT, the same as that Of M0sul. in
the race won by the latter at Columbus
and whose owner Colonel r. O.. Stoner
refused 90 start him after the fourth
heat In that sensational race. for which
he was expelled by the judges, has been
re-instated. The sentence Of expulsion
was modified by n fine Of 500. imposed by
President Johnson. Of the National Trot-
ting Association. The fine was paid. and
Mosul and Oakland Baron may have "a
chance 20 try conclusions again before
the close Of the season.
The bay geldlng that "Doc' Yale and
Dr. Dallen started under the name OF
BILLY IT," NO Concord and Manchester.
y. IT,. has been identified as Boston.
2.u Ia. This horse was formerly owned
by John Mariner Norfolk Va. from
whom he passed 10 r. J.. stackhouse.
~ iNIlf - GO WlIN ifI''lNfi MN lIi iltii"f
along with "a cash consideration for the
brown mare. MEMO Princess, that was
burned 90 death when Mr.. Mariners sta
bles were destroyed by fire last winter
Boston was "a speedy horse. but very
nervous and unsafe 20 drive. on account
OF several accidents. though young Stack
house succeeded I'm overcoming his proc
pensity 10 kick in harness, and in Dol.
hands. at last accounts. the horse was
quiet and tractable.
Bernard boswell thinks we'll OF the two
year-old chestnut colt, Timber Twig. son
OF Bohemian and June Apple. by imp.
StrachinO that he has in training az Bull
field. The son Of Bohemian is superb as
an individual. and with 40 pounds mp.
worked an easy mile few days since Boo
55 seconds Timber Twig IS a marvel OF
d0cility and sweetness of temper, and is
exercised daily under the saddle by Mr..
Doswenis son. "a tiny boy Of five years
He is owned by Mr. Joseph Bryan, who
bred him at "Laburnum"
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
September Selling
Of Housefurnishing GoodsI
Touch Up the rooms a Bit We've plenty Of China and
Bric-aBrac that interest you And he kchen, too Tin
ware and enameled Of all sorts. To-norrow price
Inducements are great.
inducements are great.

1O0-Plcce Dinner Set. handsomely deco
rated I'm gold and aowcrs. regular value
$3.50. sale price Sl0ea
10O-Piece Dinner Set. decorated. regular
value sl2gS sale price $3.50
lO0-Piece Dinner Set special price $3.50.
Handsomely Decorated Dinner Set. 100
pieces, special SG9. several patterns 20
select from.
Large assortment OF Pitchers. hand
somely decorated in flowers and gold, real
value Soc, special 33c.
Real Bavarian China Cups and Saucers.
We're $3.50. now Sll3
Decorated cups and saucors. }tl5 dozen.
were 81.
7-lnch Plates, were 81 dozen, now Coo.
6-inch Plates. Soc. dozen.
Inch Buffers, We're Que. dozen, now zoe.
dozen.
Handsomely Decorated Mugs, large size,
lgc.
one Lot Covered Dishes. largo size,
3oc
Handsomely Decorated Ice Cream Sets,
We're 2i-f now s9c a set.
Decorated Syrup Pitcher with saucer
and nicklo plated top former price SOC,
now 5Oc
ono Lot OF Jardniers were Csc. choice
1jc.
Large Flower Pots. painted red and
gold. with saucors. ~ f-2c. each.
Handsomely Decorated Cuspidores sev-
eral patterns 10 select FROM regular price
5Oc., sale price 39c
Regular Pc. Cuspidores. several colors.
10c
9-Piece Toilet Set something new. reg-
ular value s., sale price $3.50.
Beautifully Decorated Toilet Sets. sew
eral patterns, special }2lJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
The Big
Ribbon Sale.

The plain stating Of this event
| IS all that is necessary-you'll be
here tomorrow if you have a rib
bon want. You know we sell
| Ribbons best. We've plenty of
remnant bargains.
Hundreds Of Ribbon Remnants Of vari-
! Gus Iongths-puccd less than half their
ronl worth. Plain and MORE Tancta
Plaids. Checks and tancics
Good Quality All-slk Plain Tancta Rib
hon. - inches wide. AN colors, really
worth 1gc.. special price lie. yard.
Fine All-snk MORE Taheta Ribbon, 4
inches wide. i'm black white and all col
ors. actually worth 2lc, special price l'c.
yard.
No Co. q incD Fine White Gauze Rib
bon. with narrow black. silk stripes. worth
PC, special price 1lc. yard
Very Fine Heavy All-silk MORE Taffe-
IA Ribbon. IL inches wide, beautifully
moired actually worth 23c., special price
z2c. yard
NO. co. a II inch) Nice Quality ALI
SILK Plain Taneta, good shades. really
worth 33c.. special price PC. yard.
NO. 90. a IL incm Beautiful Al-silk
MORE Tancta AN new and stylish shades,
worth 39c., special price Z9c. yard.
no. go. q l-2 iucD HeaF All-SiIk Satin
Ribbon. am colors, worth &c., special
price 25c. yard.
no. 49, @ I-2 incD Very Fine All-silk
Double Faced Satin Ribbon. I'm black.
white and an beautiful shades. actually
worth 42c., special price see. yard.
2-Irch Al-Snk Black Betting with
Heavy Cord edge. really worth z5c., spec
Cial price Ice. yard.
a Beautiful Line Of Scotch and Tartan
Plaid Taneta Ribbon. 4 inches vide i'm the
most stylish color combinations, worth
39c., special price Dc yard.
Big inch Fine All-Sik Fancy Check
Tanota. regular price 3aC.. sale price. Pee.
g. -2 inch Heavy All-Silk Best Quality
Black Taneta worth 29c. sale price. Zee.
4-inch Heavy All-Silk. Double-Facod
Satin Ribbon. in AN the new fan shades
worth 42c., sale price, 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
The New Fall
Dress trimmings.

There's not a skip in this great
gathering of Dress Trimming
every sort, from the tiny guimp to
the swagger military garnitures,
is here, at minus-tariff prices.
Black and Colored Worstod Tubular
Braid, worth 1Oc, opening price 5c. yard.
Fancy Mohair Tubular Braid. in new
trl-tone cuc.ls. worth 10 l-2c. opening
price &c. yard.
Beautiful iridcsccut Beaded Guimps.
regular price l5c. opening price Joe.
yard.
Fancy Mohalr Tubular Braid. in all OF
the new shades. regular 2jc. quality, OPEN
ing price 100 yard.
Fancy SILK Mulu-Color Guimps. all new
shades worth l9c., opening price Joe.
yard
A Beautiful limo Of steel and Pearl
Beaded Guimps, at u 1-2c., &c.,, &c, and
gee. yard.
Very Wide Fancy Mohair Braids In sty-
usn tri-tono enects. very new. for trim
ming skirts. worth 50c., opening price 35c
yard.
A Complete line Of Black Mohair and
SILK Gulmps and Braids, at the lowest
prices.
Fancy AI-snk Black Cordletto. eery
new for dress and cloak trimming, worth
&c.. opening price 59c.
Heavy All-Sflk Black COrdletto, worth
Il9, opening price Csc.
Very Elaborate Heavy Black Mohair
Cordlotte worth SL29. opening price Csc.
Black SILK Military Frog Sets. worth
H.29. opening price Csc. set OF three.
Heavy An-Sik Black Cordlette, with
real Martin fur tails, worth $l9s. OPEN
ing price SLC9.
Fancy Black Mohair Braid Sets. includ-
ing frogs cuff straps ana braided piece
for back OF waist. worth 500 opening
price SL9S for complete set.
Black Mohair Frog Sets. 10 set, worth
50c. opening price 29c. SET
Black Mohair Frog Sets. 4 TO set, worth
69c., opening price SOC. set
Black Mohair Sets. including four frogs
and fancy straps for back of waist. worth
Csc, opening price SOC. complete set.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

mn IWO WINUTE HdRNESS HORSE
rs HERE ATLdST.
Ytar Pointer Reaches the Goal by Pacing "a
Mile in 1859 LA New Mile Track
to De Built Iicrc-Boston e Ringer.


Construction of d mile track is in pro-
i'"'' '''. ' '''f
PANS oi expense VIA n, sp"ie' '' I''N'
% 6o'a one Tot Do." '."'II.NR
""' l"~'--' D., ""' 'D ,i''
'' M, 49,.
''''' ..''' .''' .', .
'"'' I'' ''. ".. '-''
".' ", -'.4 4'' '..'''''-
runners "l 'ut.' "' l'''' 1000, D'' '
l"iy hli-e' oi ''' l',' l'''' ii",.. l-.l
"". i..D'|tu "If''.'' .'l az, 1''"s -, N,.'
trainers Oh. "'"- t'.' 'O
, '...- ,,.. ..t, and I'm
oN',.i,D' u'..'",, ol 'le ,''' o,'
"-' ''N.' va ' 49,.
'''' '''' '' '''7''' '''
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.,' ny. D,... H..
'',''
Ni-' WIZ l,'.' Do '''N' ',''"6 '"Hh n''c,"
mere AT" '',' i' s''' ''''l ""1N' NO
"'"' ,, ....,,
SINCE tht one "h bHe v'1 d Oh" va o''iue
was swept away ODD lA'N hH lht ei'euoh OBJ
tne Dds Exposition huiiNih-7 'i 'nD HOT 'h-
eastern portion oi lhe tIo""'7, 'n'h '",
present hali-mlle track was pulig anu
hae been DOB continuous us. siiDo' tHo.-"
FOR training purposes in 'A's Nlelil,y S',
N"' ''''' 0 t..,t..
farms nave Deem g g",I"iS p"''
e....,... A.,
AZ hetdEAIe' Mae7' ON 9"'Ui D"s -
gust 3d. the elshl-le"I p"1'"s s''
Hon star Pointer. o"nt" pF J"i"'a a.
Murphy. of Chicago Wlp.u OUT ,ne we
minute marx, ana cnded tne controversy
which has been soins ON Tor years as to
tne speed quaiu,s oi lhe HsHt naIH,
horse. Accompanied py "a runner '", uis
haF Tennessee standardized stdiiioh
wiped out thc mark, and had three-
quarters of d. second to spare When no
went under the wire ln l.o9 l-i. lnls
wonderful performance Was witnessed by
Is O0 people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Innings.

EEtra-Hoavy Jeans. light and dark
Gray, cheap at &c.. the Always-Busy-
Store price makes 10 5c.
Light and Dark Gray Silesia. 90 inches
wide. good value at l0c.. the Always
drugstore price makes 10 Sc.
o3-uch Black Back Silcsia fine quality
good black. really worth u 1-2c., the
Always -Busy Store price makes &c 10c
Fast Black Percaline. 80 inches wide.
fine MORE finish. a bargain at 17c., the AL
ways-Busy-Store price makes It n l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Great Sale Of
Dressmakers' Supplies.

A timely sale. And these items
only hint of hundreds of others
that are here, equally as cheap.
We've lots of things you'll want
TO know about.
Hump Hook and Eyes, worth &c., sale
price. lc. card
Plain and Bent bin Hooks and Eyes,
worth Be-. card, sale price cards for 5c.
Hump Hooks and Eyes, worth &c., sale
price. Be-. card.
, Hump Hook and Eyes, worth 1Oc., sale
price. 5c. card
belong Hooks and Dyes. worth 70 l-2c.,
sale price. Zoe. card.
Hook and Eye Tape (black. white and
crab) worth l5c., sale price, Zoe. yard
Hump Hook and Eye Tape (black. white
and drab), worth zoe. sale price. lie.
a yard.
Hump Hook and Eye Dress Stays, -
yard long Cwhite and drab), worth &c.,
sale price, lie. each.
Covered Dress steels, worth &C., sale
price. Be-. a dozen
Covered Dress Stccs, worth 10c., sale
price. o.. dozen.
Covered Dress steels. worth &C.. sale
price. Zoe. q dozen.
a-IIfU ADON NJ UalfNNNerf worth n'.t sAlH
price. 5c. a dozen.
and lO-inch Good Whalobonos. worth
u l-2c., sale price. Sc. dozen.
Standard Quality Whalcb0nes, worth
15c.. sale price, Joe. a dozen.
Extra Quality Whalebones, worth 20c.,
sale price. 15c. n dozen.
Real WhalebOnes. worth s5c.. sale price,
2lc. a dozen.
aG-iuch real Whalebones worth zoe .,
and 25c.. sale price l5c. and poe. each.
5-yard piece Black Velvetccn Binding
worth l0c. sale price, Sc. piece.
5-yard piece Black Velvetecn Binding
worth l5c. sale pfice. Toe. piece.
5-yard-picce eVtra-wide Black Vel
veteen Binding, worth 20c., sale price
15c piece.
j-yard Premier Binding. extra quality
and width I'm Bi4.1. Brown. Myrtle. and
Navy worth 85c., sale price. 2Jc piece
Nolvotocn Cord Binding, worth 10c., sale
price. &C.. yard
Telegram Binding, all colors, worth
- lie, sale price, Sc. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

ship. editor ~ tho Journal of Education.
Boston. whose talks Ou Teaching and
School Management were highly valuable
To- large classes. Prof a. o.. Augar. %
New Jersey an authority ou Botany and
ZOOLOGY whose charming course met the
highest expectations. Dr Charles W.
Kent University of NlreIuin, boo his lcc-
turas ON Engllsh Literature. was. per-
hapf. the most popular member ~ The
faculty.
OTHER STUDIES
a marked advance was made lu Manual
Training and clay Modelling under the
direction OF Mr.. j. a. Chamberlain. ~
Washington. 10. g. The work done boo
und boo music by Mr. Turner. director
of music Boo the Lynchburg schools.
gave eut.re satisfaction. Reading and
clocuu0n ana studies n Shakespeare
were assigned t0 Mr.. and Mrs b. J..
S0uthwick of the Emerson school OF
Orltlrv Boston. and their work was Wen
done. Mrs. Myers. NJ Washington. -. a..
Miss Dewitt NJ Kansas city, Principal
T.. s Edwards. NJ Richmond and Miss
M. Lizzie Harvey. az Iyuchburg. were
among others engaged in this school
Tho attendance w teachers upon This.
the ninth annual session or The School
of Methods was tho largest ln lts hls-
tory nearly Hp teachers. r.pr0eenting
G countIe and 10 cities ~ tho state
Tho Hampton Normal was CONDUCTED
by Miss Dora Freeman m The Hampton
Institute. assisted by Mrs A. j. Cooper.
Washington, ID. O.. SIR VIM O.. Price,
formerly of tlo 1uakosce Institute. Ala
bama Mr. j W. Davis Richmond. Miss
T. E. Davis. Hampton Institute. and Miss
Banks. NJ Hampton.
The Petersburg Normal Summer scs-
sion M the Va. ~. a. O. lusNfufe-was
conducted by the regular Faculty M this
institution under the direction W Prcsl-
dent Jas. H. Johnston.
F..H H.. .HH.
ganIzed M Charlottesville were taught
hy several ~ the Instructors ln tho
School NJ Methods. and several special
teachers Superintendent Massey is or
The opinion that good work was done IN
the Summer Schools held fhif year lie
is very anxious OBJ see normal teaching IN
PRODUCED in virginia schools. in
the cites mo leafs. mo an early day
and believes that tho excellent work done
in this department az the school N Meth
DDS viii Induce our cities % move in tho
matter.
cUt an examination f0r state certificates
% teach in the public schools was held
at each Of the Summer Normals this
year About eighty applicants enrolled.
SIR. Massey believes that the oppOrtuni-
~ 10 win these CorfIfclfrr has stimulate
ga many teachers to 30 higher aud bet
ter work
DECIDED GROWTH
Superintendent Nl-srFs uNNt report
will show decided growth lnd progress
IN the operations NJ che schools The
whole number Of public schools conduct
cd in the State during the year was $751;
o 10 white and 22-j cOl0rod whole num-
Der OF pupils enrolled Gl i3 number OF
teachers employed. 2fl1. average dura-
ton Of the school term. 3 % months. av-
erage age OF pupils. 1919 years. number 81
schoOl-housea iu use. 69i. number built
during the year. zoo. value OF arhUol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

| the earlier part Of the past week in
! 2.2G 2li J-2. DIS l-2
William Bass. who has had the horse
| I'm his stable for several weeks. was behind
| him. Doubtful has shown "a half boo l:0l
| over q mile track and there is no cIcvorcr
! road horse in amy stable.
Tho brown goldng Huffman. that Bass
| drove TO record OF 2.23 Is earlier in fine
/ season. takes to his work kindly. The SON
OF Quartormaefcr and \yinuie ID eietor ~
Whitbv. 2IS Ia was eenf . mill. d., 90,
n few DAVIS since and nrietll 49,. M
trottcd am eighth in the latter hair of tl,is
mile in sixteen seconds. n two oiott cfir
showing AN Of his former epaaa o,1 no..
looks upon him as "a likely coudidofo c,-
first money in the stake for t,roo r,ir1,t,.
trotters, purse 81 900. at Norfolk now
month.
Alr. r.. D. Gillespie. eccretar, ~ Tho
Cluch Valley Arrltylfur,I and 1r,',.' '-'s
Association 40 TazeweI. Va. is our with
the race programme for the animal f,ir
september @th Goth. Both and October 1et.
pI. James o.hecno. Samuel Walton. and
other leading citizens of that section are
moving spirits in thc Clinch Valley Breed
CTS Association. The programme:
Two lh thiee' fN, no. 2. 1900 class. trot or
pace Two In thlee, "Oi NO. 3 rum three
quarter mile dash, t'o
Nednesday-N q 2A5 class. trot or
pace tnree in five. $50. No. 3. roadster
Grass Tor horses owned Jon Tazcwcl and
ADJOINING counties lhOrscs used for other
49, ho' tisloie. owners 20 drivel. $50;
No o. speciaI lot Roanoke horses, owners
~ INV CIV no % run onc-haii mile
III, Two III ihfee' 80.
nun su"y NO. b z.-5 class. trot or
''o , ."I,e lh l'e' >i'v' No. p 2.S5 class,
- 49, ~ paC5' 'lIee III hVe' $3.50; NO. TO-
s,do. ~ =, ,oiu' l'ol or pace lnree 10 five.
80 ~ ~, run mic uAsn. $40.
80 i, c e. ,,-. ~ ~. lot an ,Iot or pace,
.-'1o 'H w. 'i'' NJ TO- -.tV cldss' trot
or pi.S' ,.l,e III give sl'1' No. TO- run,
quaI -inlle hea', Two IN three IazeweN
hoIses' lhoroushnIeds not eligible $50;
Sn
o'Ner races VIII ne mace UP during the
meeting
DIR. j. +. Williams. Of the Tldewater
Farm. Pope. Va, has a likely prospect
for a trotter. who IS a high-class horse.
individually. I'm the four-year-old bay geld
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Regular g. Slop Jar for 5l25.
Regular yLi9 slop Jars for $780,

Regular s. Slop Jar for Sl25.
Regular yL9 slop Jars for $3.50.
Largo assortment of Dining Room
Lamps were flso now Ne complete.
n0 'nnt
font handsomely decorated latest thing
out SID complete.
H.. I. ..I .nI .U.neeah'e cole
ors. were Sll5. now 1926 complete.
Regular 300. Tumblcr for Poe dozen.
Large Cold-Tcl Goblet 49c. dozen.
Z5c Glass Sugar Dish for l5c.
la.. rluf -tu.... rl0n. -f
dozen
Pint Pitcher cut glass pattern. 9c'
20 Genuine ZJc. cut Glass sale 1nd Pep
per Shakers. for Joe. each.
3-Pnt Glass Pitcher for Do l-2c.
l5c. Finger Bowl. cut glass design. sale
price l0c
lo-Inch Glass Bowl. with FOOT worth
$780,. sale price 2jc.
Fine Lead Blown Tumblars. handsomely
engraved worth $3.50. sale price See.
dozen.
Lead Blown Tumblors worth 1-c.. sale
price fsc. a dozen.
ltQuart Heavy Tin Dish Pans. worth
2lc.. sale price l1c
l7-Quart Heavy Tim Dish Pans. worth
&c.,. now 25o.
Large Japan Walters l0c
quart Siftcrs l0e.
Regular 1oc. steel Frying PAN FOR 25c.
l Sl. luH.He Ifrt ..
Largo Size steel Enlmclod Preserving
Kettles. ten quart for Oc.
SQuart steel En1molle1 Preserving
Kettles. 42c.
o-Quart EnamoIod Tip sauce Pans.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
MILLER & RHOADS|

Rich refined Dress
Goods that herald fashions magnificent
lifelong aided the quick
flying of the
watcunes goods long prices fabrics
effected the the tariff Were them sufficient
they'd be marked far higher than And coming
you depend being leading fabrics for fall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05

34ineh Triione Fancies- OEo
Real worth 30c. Nv
96ineh Ar-Wool Checks OEo
Real worth 39c. NV
36-ineh BCuretie Fan.ies-- *.
Real worth 39c. NV
38-ineh MulG-Colored Novelties 0Qo
Real worth SOC. ~
38-ineh Three Tone Checks 30.
Real worth sOe. ~
38-inch Mohair Cmls- SOo
Real worth 69c. wv
4Oineh Scotch Chscks- EO.
Real worth 69c. wv
4O-inoh Rough Effects S0o
Real worth 69c. wv
4O-ineh Rich Novelties TX.
Real worth 81. ~
42inch French Effects TX.
Real worth ST.. ~
4O-inch Six Plaids TX
Real worth 81. ~
36inch Mixed Effects OE.
Real worth 39c. NV
46-.noh Novelty Boarette- EOo
Real worth 69c. wv
40inch Raised Novelties EO-
Real worth &c. wv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-05
Reduced Rate. out Of Richmond Accom-,
Labor Day.

Labor Day.
Account OF Labor-Day. tho Southern
railway will sell tickets from Richmord
to West Point and intermediate stations
az the rate OF one fare for the round
Trim. Tickets sold september an ana
Gih. final limit returning September Z.
1897
For further information anplv 20 ] q.
Verser depot ticket agent. Nirsluin. Street
station. on kichmond Transfer Co, I'D
east Main street