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The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11
Actual Potash.
INVEST MONEY AT HOME.
What a Massachusetts, Newspaper
Says of Southern Opportunities.

What a Massachusetts, Newspaper
Says of Southern Opportunities.
The Worcester (Mass.) Spy adyis-
ing Southerners to invest in their
home enterprises, says:
"Wherever in the south the men
of small savings have united to start
cotton mill Or some other industry.
they have generally succeeded in
making it pay and in enlarging it
from very modest beginnings to a
great plant. The chief cause for
the south's backwardness in the past
twenty years has been that too many
of its rich men have not dared to put
their money into home enterprises,
but preferred to invest it in what
they supposed to be "gilt edged
stocks and bonds" They have often
found to their sorrow that such secu-
rites had an edge, but that it cut
the wrong way to suit them. If they
would study opportunities for pro
fitable investments in industrial local
enterprises as carefully as they have
done the stock reports of the big
cities, they would soon know how to
place their surplus where it would be
safe, bring them reasonable profits,
help to make more valuable their
real estate and increase the general
prosperity of their town, county and
state. There is no other section
where this can be done to such ad-
vantage as in the south. 1t has be-
yond all other sections the largest
and safest field for enterprise wisely
conducted. If any of its people fail
to see it, the nortn does not, and
with returning prosperity to the
country, vast sums of northern
money will be invested in southern
enterprises that will be managed by
experienced men, who will also make
| their homes in the south
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11
FORMER TARIFFS COMPARED.
Large Free List of Mckinley Tariff
Table of Rates.

Before we decide upon what lines
the new tariff law should be con-
s'ructed, says the Sun, let us glance
at the following table, which shows
the per cent. of merchandise coming
in free, the average advalorem rate
of the dutiable schedules. and the
average rate of the free and dutia-
BILE from the time when our free list
was less than 5 per cent. to the
present uay.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11
Floods I'm England.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Floods are pre-
vailing in the valleys of the Thames
and large tracts of land are sub
merged. The damage will be heavy.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11
YourPresent Need

Is pure, rich blood, and strong and
healthy body, because with the approach
of spring and the beginning of warmer
weather your physical system VIII un-
dergo rad cal changes. All the ImpurI-
rites which have accumulated during
colder weather must now be expelled
or serious consequences will result.
The OF true blood purifier prominently
in the public eye today is Hoods SaF-
sapariIla. Its record os cures is une
called. Its sales are the largest in the
word. A few bottles of Hoods sar-
saparilla will prepare you for spring by
purifying and enriching your blood and
toning and invigorating your whole
| system.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11

The impurities in the blood VIII, % ,ch
oughly eradicated by Hoods sarsapa-
rilis. Try it.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11

E. JOHN. Vice President & Gen. Mana
1.
h. w. B. GLOVER, Traffic Manage.
'. H. MCGEE, General Superintendent
T. J. ANDERSON, Gen. Pass. Agtni
General Offices, Portsmouth, VI
May 9
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11

PALMETTO n. r BRANCH
70 25 m Lv. Hamlet Ar. 6 sc D m
10 45 m Ar. Cheraw Lv rs 80 D m
"Daily tDaily, except Sunday.
The Charlotte Democrat., 1897-02-11
War tariff

Increase OF
free list 8 d
reduc tiOn .
b y several
special acts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
SONS OF REVOLUTION MEET.
Delegates TO the National Congress
1p,,ScpnesfD-u for Senl AdOnfed.

Delegates TO the National Congress
Chosen-Design for Seal Adopted.
The monthly meeting Of the Sons OF
the American Revolution was held In
the rooms of the Virginia Historical So
ciety last night and the four delegates
TO the national congress, which meets in
Cleveland, o., April Goth, were elected.
President Charles L. Williams pre-
sided over the meeting, and Secretary b.
y. Minor recorded Besides them, there
were present Messrs. w. w. Henry, r..
II. VI. Harrison, w. VI. Jones. ;.
Moore. r. H. Gaines, VI. II. Phillips
John H. Powell, j. b. Tree, and ;. ii.
Pulliam.
The first matter taken up was that
with reference 10 a seal for the virginia
Society. and. after some discussion, de-
vice. submitted by Mr. w. Mac. Jones
I'm which the profles of Washington Jei-
ferson. and Henry are the chief charac-
teristics. was adopted The same com
mittee which had this matter IN manu-
was retained. and. with Messrs w. w.
Henry and j. II. Powell added 10 it, were
instructed TO prepare suitabe motto
10 surround the device.
The annual report TO DO submitted 10
the congress was adopted, and shows, De
sides the officers recently elected that
there are on the rolls Of the virginia
Society ninety-hve active members.
The election of delegates and alternates
IN the congress was then gone into,
with the following result: Charles L.
Williams. with ". w. Henry as alter
nate. Joseph A. White, with NJ. j.
pbilIips as alternate; and ". Mac Jones,
with Colonel w. IL. Stewart, OF Ports
mouth. az alternate. Mr.. j. 5. Moore
was chosen as delegate at large, with MT.
n. b. Minor as alternate.
Mr.. Williams and Or. White are dele
Gates bv virtue Of their offices as presi-
dent and vice-president Of the society
and Mr.. Jones goes as delegate, by
virtue of the membership OF the society.
After the delegates were chosen 1t was
suggested that chaplain Of the So
cietv be selected. ana Rev. a. =. owen
of Portsmouth. a Baptist divine, was
named for that Office.
Dr. r. A. Brock was appointed MS
tofian Of the society. i'm addition TO his
duties as registrar; and, after some DIS
cussion with reference 10 the entertain
ment to be held IN the near future, when
Major f. n. Lacsiter. Of Petersburg VIII
deliver an address. the body adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

When the "Chronothanatoletio was
presented by the ladies of the Festival
Of Flowers" at Corcoran Hall Friday
evening. the success was so great ana
The little play became 50 popular tnat'
I'M the request Of q great number 1t
was repeated last evening 10 another
deligbtes audience. The Improvisation
Of the woman celebrities by number
of church Hills fair young ladies, who
were clad I'm gorgeous array. their cos
tunes conforming TO the characters they
respectivey represented, and OF the
times Of such characters, was delightful
feature.
This FESTIVAL Of Flowers" is remarka-
blv free from anything that is sometimes
criticised IN church bazaars.
There Is no "grab-bag," no ''yote-sell-
ing" or anything Of this nature. The
bootbs give fun value for the money one
speods. and the suppers are well worth
the small fee.
tonight and wednesday night, with at
tracti,e literary and musical entertain
ments each night, and no duplication Of
programmes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

placed I'm tho main audience-room, ana
they were greatly admired by every one
who saw them. IL VIII not be long until
all the windows are IN. The pastor r.
working hard 10 raise means 10 complete
the room.
Many Were Confirmed.
on Sunday morning az Monumental
church. after the services by the rector,
Rev. +. 5. Stickney. the assistant bishop
Of the diocese. Right Rev J. y. Newton.
preached a powerful sermon from this
text. For / am not ashamed OF the
Gospel Of Christ" Romans. LIST chapter
and part Of the 18TH verse.
After the sermon the apostolic rite Of
confirmation was held. in which twenty
persons were conhrmed-elevon females
and nine males.
There was also a very large congrega-
ton at the afternoon service at MOnu-
mental. Bishop Talbot, OF the diocese or
Wyoming and Dakota, filed the pulpit
and ne preached an able and impressive
sermon. The Bishop is a man OF splendid
appearance. a fluent and graceful speaker
and Is a man Of wonderful force OF argu-
ment.
Rev. william Meade Clarke. Of 81.
James Episcopal church, IS conducting
the short Lenten services for men every
day TINS week at no. i-lo east .nAlll
street. These services are well offended
and are under the auspices Of the Bro
therhood Of 81. Andrew. All men are
cordially invited 90 attend. The services
are from / to 30 o'clock each day
Holy Trinity church. OF which Rev. }.
J. Gravatt is the rector. was crowded
Sunday night. Impressive confirmation
services were held. Bishop Newton
preached the sermon, his remarks being
directed principally 20 the class. The
class consisted Of twenty persons.
Brief Notes About Church Services.
Rev. Dr. starr preached the second Of
his series OF sermons to young men at
Broad-Street Methodist church on sun
day night. -Four Steps TO the Gate OF
Heaven" was his subject. and these, he
said. were confession Of sin. repentance.
confessed religion, and regeneration Of
the soul.
At Pine-Street Baptist church Sunday
the attendance IN the Sabbath school was
the largest I'm the history OF the large
school. being $40 officers. teachers, and
scholars. and is the largest Sunday-school
attendance ON record I'm this city or state.
The school IS in a fine growing condition.
At the First Presbyterian church sun
day there were unusually large congre-
cations present at both services. At night
DR.. Kerr discoursed on "a Journey with
st. Paul Around the Shores Of the Aegean
Sea-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

The camp WILL however, Insist on near
Ing IL later. as they feel II will be some
thing that they can't afford TO miss.
The feature OF last nights session was
the excellent paper read by Captain n.
w. Gaines on the part taken by the ray
cite Artillery in The battle at Kingston
y. G.
The camp was sorry to hear That Gene
raj Peyton Wise was very unwell- com
rades c. IT, Epps and J. w. carter were
reported improving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

The Cincinnati Enquirer of last Friday
SAYS: "General-Manager Stevens. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio, has submitted 10
President ingalls, I'd report OF the move
ment Of passenger trains Nos. ], 2, 3. ana
4 over the road for the year 1886. These
four trains are through trains and the
report shows that during the year they
arrived at terminals on time 1918 times ont
OF poss BILE 1,fji times; or, IN other
words these trains were on time az tefinl-
1als "a per cent. Of the times they went
over the road.
During the month OF April Only one OF
these trains was late reaching terminals,
and that train only once. making the ie-
cord for April 90 per cent. The June re-
cord was not FAR behind, being SO per
cent"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

The meeting Of Daughters of the Con-
federacy at Lee Camp Hall Monday eve
ming was largely attended. Fourteen
delegates, with alternates, were elected
to attend the annual meeting of the
Grand Division. Daughters OF the Con-
federacv. in Virginia, to be held In
Alexandria. April 22d. A.tetter from
Mrs. w. A. Smoot. president of the Alex
andria Chapter, was read, inviting the
delegates TO be entertained by her chap
ter. A vote Of thanks will be sent, and
names Of delegates who Will attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
,,,oo,,.a Down by an Engine

The ambulance was called at II o'clock
Yesterday morning 10 the Alleghany shops
10 attend negress named MARIA VII
I,a,ns who. while engaged in picking
80 near the track. was knocked down
~, sbift,ng locomoctge. She sustained
y bod scalp wound and was otherwise
6rnised up. Or. W. Il. Lyme. Jr., treated
her and took her home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

The mems meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association was very
largely attended Sunday afternoon.
Bishop Charles c. Penick spoke on
the subject. 1.-THE Power of Manhood.
The discourse was instructive. and ring
ing with good sense and earnestness.
AIR. w. II. Evans spoke TO a large audi
ence of bows at =. VI. Excellent music
was a particular feature OF both meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
EIGHT Yenrs Their Pn,tor.

The members Of the Second African
church celebrated the eighth anniversary
OF their pastors, Rev u. ID. Lewiss. stay
with them on Sunday. There were three
sermons during the day by Reys. T..
Payne. W r. Graham. and A. S. Thomas,
before large audiences. The pastor OF
the church has done a good work among
the colored people OF the city. At the
conclusion OF the exercises he was pre-
septed with handsome suit OF clothes as
a slight token Of the affection OF his peo-
Pile He had also received numerous other
presents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Mr.. ScovIIie Removed to White sui
nbur Springs.

Mr.. Levi p. Scoville. manager OF tho
White Sulphur Springs. who was para
lyzed some time ago, was removed yes
terday from the jefferson. where ne mas
been for several weeks. TO the Wnlte
Sulphur. He was accompanied by his
wife and daughter and DR.. Stuart Nc
CURE Mr.. Scoville is an extremely III
man. but the change to the mountains Is
expected 10 benefit him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
The seventh-street Electric Line
Leased.

An agreement was recorded In the Hen
rico county Clerks office yesterday be-
tween the Highland Park Company,
Northside Railway Company. North
side Viaduct Company and North
side Land Company. OF the first part and
the Richmond and Manchester Railway
Company, Of the second part, whereby the
parties OF the hrst part agree ID lease 20
the party Of the second part the railway
from the corner OF Seventh and Baker
streets 70 Highland Park until August 81,
1891. at 81 800 per annUm, with the right 20
purchase said railway at the expiration
OF the lease for $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
p,o,,e,t Camps Meeting.

There was an interesting meeting OF
Pickett Camp last night. Commander W.
r. Woody presided. The ADDRESS "hicn
u,os 10 be delivered before the camp on
the gSth by Captain George ID. Wise has
been postponed on account Of Captain
W,se's unavoidable absence at that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
- M, without Resources.

The statement. made az the recent
meeting Of the Prison Association. 10
the effect that Mrs. Tnsley. wiie Of the
late Mr.. +. Y. Tinsley Cwho was killed
while ON duty at the reformatory by one
OF the boys, is absolutely without re-
sources" is declared by her father TO
he incorrect. and without any foundation
ia fact
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
(mh 23-Tu&Th2O
TO the ofheers OF the NorthK estern LIE

TO the Officers OF the Northwestern lAfe-
Assurance Company Chicago, H.. Rich
mond, Va. March y, 1897.
W. =. KLfNK.
GENERAL MANAGER FOR VIRGINIA;
Permit me 10 express my thanks for the
prompt and courteous manner IN which
the insurance claim Of 500 on thu life OF
my late husband. Adolphus L. savage was
paid. 1 very highly appreciate the merits
OF the Northwestern Life-Assgrance COM
pany. Of Chicago. H.. and think IL worthy
OF the great confidence reposed IN II. FOR
excellent and safe insurance at reason
able cost / think your company certainly
leads. Again thanking you Tor your kind
ness and wishing YOU and the company
every success. ] ara,
Yours truly, =, evan.
NH Z5-1ts LENA D. - 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

II IS rumored. upon what appears TO
be excellent authority that the con-
tomplated change I'M the choir Of tine
First Baptist church VII not be carried
cut II IS said that three. at least, OF
the old members OF the quartette Will
be re-enguged. and, with another new
voice. the choir will be greatly improved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
MaitingS, MattingS.
Black Dress Goods.
Domestic Bargains.
PGrCaleS, PerCaleS.
Printed Wash Goods.
tmh 23-Tu&Th)
MEETINGS.

GENERAL ORDER No. q W
HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND ~
COMMANDERY, No. ,. X. T. n
Richmond Va, March y. 1881 Y
Sir Knights. Attend a stated
conclave Of the cOmmandery al The asy-
lum. Masonic Temple on To EsDA1,
March 28d, at 8 =. ~ Fatigue dress.
Menbers OF ST. Andrews COmmandery
No. ~. and visiting Sir Knights are cour-
teously invited 70 be present.
By order OF the Eminent Commander.
FRANK j. CRAIGIE.
Captain General.
Attest: W. NJ. Williams. Recorder.
If-ff
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
oId Dominion Hospital Meeting.

The monthly meeting of the Board OF
Managers of the Ola Dominion Hospital
viii be held this afternoon at t:So O'CLOCK
and il is desired that there shall be a
large attendance. Reports will be made
on the result Of the recent bazaar and
there VIII be other important business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
DR.. David's IodO-Ferrated
Sarsaparilla.

TT WILL GIVE TONE TO YOUR SYs-
TEN;
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD;
MAKE YOUR FOOD PROPERLY
ASSIMILATE,
AND
GIVE HEALTH AND STRENGTH TO
YOUR WHOLE BODY.
MANY claim what pr. Dayid's Is guar
onteed TO do-SPEEDILY CURE.
Don't waste time and money on cheap
nrenaratlons, for IL Is worse than USE
rs 10 take other than the best-Dr
nay,d's Iodo-Ferrated sarsaparilla.
Pead what Dr. ]. W. Smith says OF it:
Reidsville, n. c.. October II. 1893.
o,,ons & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va:
- sirs.-Please send me three dozen
- no v,d's Iodo- Ferrated Sarsaparilla. |
- entirely sold out the last lot. / re-
~ your DR.. David's lodo-Ferrated
go rarilla as the best Alternative pre-
.o,ion that | have ever come in con-
tact with during a period OF many years
s.' ,he drug business and in the practice
- medicine. II sells better than any
- article that | hands. and l fire.
.'',antlv prescribe II I'm cases where in
dicated, and always with the best re-
suits. s,,r,,rr =,
Physician and Druggist
Price, 81 Bottle
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
fe2e-F, Su&lp Nennonu' va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Richmonders i'm New York.

NEW YORK, March 2.-CSpecial)-O.
NJ. Wyatt. Marlborough j. ". Hopkins,
Mrs. r. Clarke A. Il. Cordes, Grand; j..
Il. Orndorf and wife. s.. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Our $3.50 Bicycles


for men and ladies'. are warranted 10
YOU by the signature OF Julius Meyer )
Sons Just as is the Wheel that cost
$780, What more can you eXpecty are
YOU ready to spend $3.50 just Tor a
name-plate? Come, get catalogue.
Bicycle Sundries, cut prices.
Twentieth-Century Lenses, S%.&o.
81 Bicycle lamps, SOC.
Brush-Top Chain Lubricant, lOc.
Boulevard Lamps. $50.
Wood-Rim Cement, Toe.
25c. Bells. oc.
Lacing Wire. 1c. yard.
Gillian Saddles. Sl.o5.
$3.50 Cushion Saddles. SAD.
Luggage Carriers. 5Dc.
Handle-Bars. 81 80.
Aladdin lamps, $i25.
Handle Grips, pair, iOc.
Reuair Outfits, DC
Double-StrOke Bells, 40c.
soc. Wrenches, 2Oc.
Maxfeld's Bicycle Grease, 1Sc.
Pants Guards. &c. pair.
Hatch fire Patch. 1Oc.
Screwdrivers. sc.
$3.50 Perfection Lamps, Si.23.
81 Path-Light Lamps. 81 40.
81 cyclone Foot-Pump. soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

Cease coughing. by using DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. IL will cure you at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Hosiery and Underwear.


makes possible the following spe-
ciaI bnrgainsi
Children's l21-2c. Fast Black Fine Rib
bed Hose. seamless. double heels. AMI
toes. pair for ............s........sc
Children's Fast-Color Black and Tan
Hose. full seamless. double heel and
toes, fine ribbed. a pair for ........foc.
Misses Fast Black Full Regular, Inn
ported HermsdOrf-Dye Plain Hose,
double heel and toes instead OF 90.
a pair for ......................,....
Ladies' Fast Black. Full Regular. I'M
ported Hermsdorf-Dye Hose. double
heel and toes ................,..i2t ssc.
Ladies' Fast-Color Tan Hose. plain,
drop-stltched, and ribbed. a pair for
Nc
Ladies' Fnst-COlor Hose, plain and
ribbed. in oxford, Grays, and Tsas.
some with White feet, regular Zoe.
Hose, for &c
Mems 75c Natural Wool Shirts ana
Drawers, each ........... ......,....oOc.
MEMS 75c Natural Wool and White
Summer-Weight Shirts and Drawers.
each .............. ....................DOc
Mems Soc Natural Wool shirts for
IT Lie.
Mems 81 Silk-Finished Balbriggan Shirts
and Drawers all sizes .............ISc.
Ladies' 69c. Fine White Summer Mecino
vests .....s..... ...'........ ...'s..o"c'
Ladies' 39c. Fine Ribbed Vests Csc.
Children's 25c Sleeveless Knit Under
waists. patent seams and buttons, ell
sizes ........... ..-,.... ...-.....l@ lac.
Ladies' 81 % Black Jersey Ribbed Vests
and Pants. each .......,.. ..........s $50.
Ladies' $50 Atwood Low Neck and
Sleeveless Ribbed Vests ............st.
Ladies' 81 l-2c. Fine India Gauge Vests,
long and short sleeves .............25c.
Ladies' 81 Atwood White and Gray
Ribbed Pants. each ................ soc.
All OF our Heavy Weight Winter Tn
derwear at and below cost 20 reduce
stock
ChiIdTen's CSC. Fine Ribbed Wrap
pers for 7c. ts'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Important Notice.
OOco0G0O
Make No Mistake in the Place.
MTTELDORFER'S
2Iz EAST BROAD.

We propose 10 offer you goods as long
as the lots last-gOods which to-day cam
not be manufactured at the prices We will
sell them-a great many OF these goods
having been bought at auction and others
or firms that wanted MONEY moro than
they wanted GOODS
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOoDsi
These goods are 5Oc. on the dollar
LOT l-Remnants Of India Linons. worth
lot Linda Lin0ns. worth " i-ee. "a &c,
LOn 3-Inda Llnons. worth l5o.....5 i-2c.
LOT f-india Linons. worth Oc. ..... Zoe.
PERCAI.ES-5,00 yards OF tho best IL i-sc.
Percale. &c. Call early as these Will
not last long at the price.
WASH FABRICS.
1900 yards Extra Fine Dotted Swiss, In
linens, tinted and White grounds, love-
Iy designs, worth II l2c.........0 &c.
~ pieces Fine French Organdle. a variety
Of latest designs, worth $50. ~ lie.
2-inch New Lappet Stripes. cost TO manu-
facture. lSc. To-day ...........i u &c.
Fine Dress Bingham, In stripes ana
checks, new goods, new styles, worth
sHiRT-WAiSTs-2O dozen ladies Shirt
Waists, In Madras and Percale, laun-
dered worth l5c. ................,....sBi ,c.
DRESS GOODS.--All tho prevailing styles
in Open-WorlS Fabrics. Grenadinea,
Hammock Cloths, and M0hairs.
- pieces Check and Plaid Smtngs, IN all
new colorings, worth l5c ..........foc.
% pieces Fine Mohalr Novelties, WORTH
25c.. 15c.--a great bargain.
A lovely line OF Fancy Check Atwood
Suting. worth $50. ..............., &c
i5-inch Atwood Covert Cloths, worth 80,
mh 2s-TuSTh2O
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

Old papers for sale at &c hundred at
Dispatch oftice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
Our Lining Department
goes on increasing and increasing,
giving greater bargains than ever.

EOFN ON fncrtfNiHE HHH iHtFF"NIHE'
giving greater bargains than ever
Pure Linen Grass Cloth Sleeve Staying,
fancy colors, regular II lie. quality,
per yard........... ........,...........oc
Black Padded and Setback Fancy
Silesia. 15c kind per yard ........1Oc.
Best l5c Percal!nes and Silesias, staple
higb colors and Black. yard for. Toe
Full Yard Wide Rustlng Taffeta, Black
and Colors. l5c grade per yard .ioc.
Yard-W Wide Rustllng Tsffeta, Black only,
the regular lOc. grade a yard for. &c
Rustlng Tafetas, staple high coiors
and Black regular Sc. quality..6 lie
American Hair Cloth. White only, &c.
value, per yard ........................ oc'
Black and ColOred Dressmakers' Cam
brio. regular Sc. quality, per yard -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23

Yesterday than thirds Of them sold and today
the remaining third have been rearrangcd for saoe at
still lower prices The policy of this house does not allow the
raising of prices of any article consequently prices for which ne
sold yesterday prevail to-day and day hereafter
until lots entirely closed out
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-23
HOW ARE YOU?

Are you at times weak. listless, and
indifferent to what is going on around
Won: easily tired, and don't know what
a.. ,,ou9 II gO take