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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03
HALIFAX.
south Doston's Record for 1896
County Court.

SOUTH BOSTON. January L--(SpeciaL)
Notwithstanding the rather depressed con-
dition Of the agricultural class in this
county, owing 20 the low price OF tobacco.
the chief money crop. the merchants botu
wholesale and retail. inform your cor
respondent that the year 1896. with all OK
its ups and downs. was ono OF the most
satisfactory and prosperous they have ex-
perienced for al least decade The ola
system Of long credit has completely play
ed out; most Of the sales are for "spor'
cash, and no credit IN the retail business
is for a longer period than thirty days.
John Randolph. OF Roanoke. once said
that he had discovered the philosophers
stone-"Pay as you 60" The general
trend Of businessmen IN this section IL
to adhere 10 cash. Hard times havs
caused business to look closely 20 details.
Among the large dealers in leaf tobacco
the question was asked How was $50
with you from a business and financial
standpoint The answer wae aimos9 in-
variably: GOOD: We have scarcely any
complaint 10 make
The manufacturers of carriages. bug
giles. and furniture report great IN
crease I'm the volume of business. Collec-
lions fairly good. The year OF 1897 finds
our businessmen full OF hope and deter
mination for the future.
Halifax County Court was I'm session
Monday and a short while Tuesday. but
no business OF public interest was trans
acted. All important business was post
poned 10 the January term.
IL is a noteworthy fact that there has
been less drunkenness in the town OK
Halifax than was ever known during a
Christmas. The fact IS. saloon-keepers
have had rather a lonely time. The
Fnfl ~
within the last two years than any other
licensed business.
The South Boston Sporting Club return
ed from their annual outing yesterday.
They had a delightful four days hunt.
and brought In a quantity OF game ana
fish.
There have been two deaths in town
durinz the week.-Mrs.. w. III. Purcell. OK
consumption. and Mr.. Ben. Coe. OF dropsy.
Both had been sick for long period OF
time.
While there have been no swell par
ties in the county during the holidays
there have been many social gatherings.
in which the bellies and beaux have spent
delightful hours In dancing and other
amusements.
Nearly all OF the churches have had
their Xmas-trees and other innocens
amusements for the benefit OF the Sundfy-
school children.
Rev. l. L. Knsolying. a young minister
OF tho Episcopal Church. who for severai
years has been a missionary 70 Brazil. 10
visiting friends at his Old home, at Hous-
ton.
Mr.. w. c. Bruce. who was az one TINS
editor OF the South Boston Times. left Tor
Greensboro yesterday. He Is manager
for T. j. Hodgen & Co.'S branch Office IN
that town.
Three OF our young merchants-Nas srs.
w. b. Lawson, Il. o. Craddock. ana
pave I.awson-are In Eastern North Caro-
lima ON a hunting expedition.
Mr. Charles Penick, student at Roa-
noke College. spent New-fears-Day WIN
his parents.
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MILLER & RHOADs.

ton. to take charge Of the Old Monmouth
church building, and the grounds connect
ed herewith I'm order 10 preserve the rum
as a historic relic, provided the properly
shall be conveyed 20 the said association
the church and congregation or New Mon
mouth accept their proposition and 90
hereby order the trustees to convey the
said old building, with the lot on which II
stands. TO the said association by deco,
IN which deed. however, shall be lhcorpo-
rated this proyiso-to wit:
Should the said association ever be dls-
solved. or cease 10 care for the property,
or should they dispose Of IL 20 be used TOT
any other purpose than the one contem-
plated i'm this agreement, then the tue
Shall revert 10 New Monmouth church.
II is evident from the above that the
Association for the Preservation or VIZ
ginia Antiquities has assumed a BUSINESS
Ike aspect. and that the valuable old RUNS
will soon pass into hands which Will wen
care for them.
BUENA VISTA COMPANY.
The action Of the Buena Vista Company
applying for a receiver was caused by
judgments having been given for small
amounts and they covered all parts OF
its property. and being a land company
when n became necessary TO raise money
10 meet JUS OIll- dAlhiiEf 10 i+ft'+ ~
some Of it's land. but. under the existing
conditions. IT could not give good title
and consequently could not make sales
under the existing conditions. The com
panv is technically insolvent, but 1t Is
really I'm a solvent condition. The COM
panv owes So GO I'm vendors LENS 10 .
r. Jordans heirs for the purchased pro-
perty in 1850. a mortgage Indebtedness OF
81 500 and Judgment liens TO the amount
of $1,000. and floating debt of salaries
taxes etc. of 5000. TO c,fset these there
are $4,000 owed this company FOR lots ana
IT owns 1900 acres of mineral and FARMING
lands. the Hotel Buena Vista, which cost
$1,000 to build, and is now used as a
female college, and large number OF
lots i'm Buena Vista. An ore lease
on the property brings in minimum
ROYALTY of 81 900. and fire-clay lease or
$50 ROYALTY per snnum. The friends or
the company expect that the receiver
will gradually sell off the assets under
the order of the Court, and its debts dis
charged. The balance OF the receipts
will be paid TO the stockholders.
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THE NORTHERN NECK.
Settling Down 10 Work-They Quit
Eyen-PersOnaI.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch)

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
CONFORM. KING GEORGE COUNTY,
VA. January 1.-The country people
throughout the Northern Neck have not
had more thoroughly enjoyable Christ
mas "since the war than the one just
mast. The weather though cold. was
fine and all nature seemed in sympathy
with and contributed 10 the general en-
iovrnent of the masses. who had toiled
so ceaselessly and faithfully during the
year. and who needed and craved this sa-
cred season OF rest and innocent plea
sure. Neither drunken brawls nor neigh
borhood feuds transpired TO mar the
mirth or impair the peace and goodwill
which were apparent everywhere. The
church-people had so arranged their pro-
erammes as to have some one or more
of the houses Of worship open every day
during the week. and interesting exer-
cises OF various kinds attracted large
gatherings and delighted multitudes OF
both old and young. Those who came
20 the country TO spend the holidays in
field sports" had things their own way,
and with many Of them hunting and shoot
ing was the general order from Christ
mas morning till Thursday night, Sunday
excepted. The public highways were
never In better condition, and those who
had planned and hoped for pleasure in
riding and driving Were in no way disap-
pointed. From 10 a. NJ. 70 5 +. NJ. every
day the roads were thronged with couples
and parties. and the best horses and
vehicles OF the Neck never showed 70
better advantage. nor "acted their part
better In contributing 10 the pleasure
of a merry Christmas"
TO SETTLE DOWN.
But tho curtain falls to-day on this
memorable scene, and nearly everybody
is getting ready TO settle down" TO busi-
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.R0CKBRIDGE COUNTY.
LEXINGTON LOCALS, PERSONALS,
AND brief MENTION.
Home for the HOlidnys-oid Nom
mouth Church and the Society Tor
the Preservation OF NtrGini" Anil
ouitics-Buenn Vista Company.

LEXINGTON, VA. January 2.-(Spe-
cial)-Misses May Haskins and Frances
Dillon. who are pupils Of the Virginia
Female Seminary, of stanton, have been
spending the holidays 1T their homes
here. Miss Haskins was accompanied
10y Miss Elizabeth Weed, Of Florida, and
Miss Margaret Patton Of Blacksburg, as
her guests.
Mrs. William \. Glasgow, who has been
very i'll FOR some weeks, is very much
better. and her condition hopeful Her
sons-Joseph Glasgow. Of stanton, and
William A. Glasgow. Jr, of Roanoke
who have been with her for several days
past-have returned to their respective
homes.
Mr. Frank Moore is i'm Philadelphia, at
tending the annual meeting Of the Phi
Kappa Sigma Fraternity. Mr.. Moore is
the delegate from Alpha-Alpha Chapter,
OF Washington and Lee University
Mrs. Carter J. Harris who has for some
time mast been I'm Amherst county, is at
her home here, for the holidays.
Professor i. VI. Harris, of the Uni
versity Of Indiana, is visiting his rela-
tives here, during the no days.
Rev. d. A. Pcnick has as his guest
his son. Mr. George D. Penick who is
now engaged i'm business in Norfolk.
Professor j. Hendren Gorren, OF Wake
Forest, College. y. C.. is the guest Of his
father, Mr. Z. II. Gorreu.
Mr.. Writ Tutwier. Of Richmond, Is
the guest of his mother Mrs. +. ). Tut
Wier
Captain J. b. Sterrett. military in
structor at the Central University High
school. at Jackson, KY. is the guest
of relatives in the county.
Mr.. Caldwell McBryde, who Is pursuing
a course of studies at the Episcopal Iheo-
logical Seminary, near Alexandria, is the
guest Of his father, Rev Dr. r. J. Nc
Bryde.
Hon. John Randolph Tucker has con-
tnued to improve during the past week.
Misses Bessie and Annie Penick are
visiting Mrs. William r. Laird, in Dam
vile.
MIR. NJ. p. Corse and his bride have re-
turned home.
Miss Nettie Preston has returned home
from a visit 10 her brother, Mr. w. {.
Preston. Of Richmond.
Miss Ruth Anderson, who is attending
school in Baltimore, is at home for the
holidays.
Mrs. NJ w. Pratt and MISS Netue
Pratt. of stanton, have been spending
the holidays with their relatives here.
Mr.. I'd Senseney, Of Roanoke. is the
guest of his father, Mr. t. NJ. Senseney.
Miss Matte Warner and Miss Mary
Cryler are visiting in Lynchburg.
Rev. ID. c. Irwin is very nj.
Captain j. Pres. Moore has lately
made the following sales Of property
here. he acting as attorney for the own
ors. The DAWN" house and lot, on
Main street which was for a long time
used by the Methodist congregation as
parsonage. 10 Mr.. George ". Bare, for
s. 20O-Sl 900 being paid in cash. The
mitchell" house and lot near Drum
mond's Hall, on lower Main street, to
II. L. Walker for 500.
OLD MONMOUTH
The CONGREGATION OF New Monmouth
Presbytorian church unanimously adopted
nj n congregational meeting the following
resolution:
The Association for the Preservation or
Virginia Antiquities having offered,
through their branch society Of Lexing-
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To Paw "A Penalty for Dining

4. rather hard, isn't III Yet how many
are compelled TO do this after every meal.
Dvsoepsia. that MEMORABLE pegsecutor.
never ceases 10 torment or It's own Volt
ton. ana rarely Yields TO ordinary medica-
nor. But tranquility or the stomach ~
In store for those who pursue D course
az Hostetters stomach Bitters. This hne
corroctive also remedies maiarlai and kid
ney complaints rheumatism. oonsetp2tioos
blliousnes5, and nervousness.
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visited on Wednesday her brother. Colo.
mel d. c. Stands, who, though improved.
is still confined 10 his house.
The annual statement OF the Bank OF
Christiansburg, made January lst shows
the bank 70 be I'm a most excellent condl-
ton. Hon. A. A. Phlegar is president ana
Mr.. Charles l. Wade treasurer ot our in-
stitute, is cashier.
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Very Fine Tucks, q inches 7jc.. 81.
Fancy Keverings, 50. 50, i5c., all from
q dime 10 2lc. under value
CANTON FLAHNELs.
Bleached Canton Flannel, good
width. for s l-Sc.
Special number I'm Bleached Canton.
fine twill with short fleece, regular
l-3c. value. for lac.
Good number in Unbleached Canton,
extra heavy twill with long. full
fleece that will not rub of IN launder-
ing. l0c. value. for l-3c.
COTTONs AND SHEETINGs.
Yard-Wide Unbleached Cotton. &c;
you know &C. would be cheap for this.
Fine Unbleached Cotton, yard wide,
regular 6 1-4c. value, for SC.
Bleached Cotton, yard wide, free
from dressing, So. value lie.
Unbleached Sheeting. IA yards
wide. 80 value. for y l-2c.
Bleached Shooting, ? II yards wide.
20c. value. for lSc
We lead i'm Cottons and Sheetings.
SHEETS AND PILLOW-CASEs.
Ready-NIade Sheets and Pillow
Cases. free from dressing, torn ana
sheets for single bed. "a yards
wide by IL yards long, 0Oc grade
for iOc.
sheets for medium bed. yards wide
by . - yards long, Coo. grade. for 47c.
sheets for double bed. IA yards
wide by IL yards long, g. 1-2c. grade.
Sheets for extra large bed. 2 IL
yards wide, IL long, Csc. grade, FOR
55c
Headquarters for Ready-Made Bed
ding FOR hotels boarding houses. and
institutions. Write for prices on any
special grade
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Colored silk Guimps. were loo. yard,
now lc. yard.
Black and Colored silk Guimps. were
Is. 20. and 25c. yard, now Sc.
Black. White. and Colored silk
Guimps, were 25 and 81 1-2c.. now &c.
Black SILK Guimps and Fringes. were
80 and 75c., now lac. yard.
Tan silk Plush Trimming. I inch
wide 25c / ID inches wide 40c. yard.
Black Silk Plush Trimming, IL inch
wide. 15c.; I inch wide, 25c.
White Angora Fur, guimp edge, %
and 3Oc. yard.
Black Thlbet Fur. IL inch wide soc.
yard.
LADIES' GLOVES.
4-Button Kid Gloves. in Black and
Brown. and Black. Si~tried on at the
counter by expert filters, and war
ranted.
2-Clasp Pique Walking Gloves. very
stylish and durable, for street wear
and shopping. in Black. Ox-Blood, and
Dark Tans. ST: regular H.39 value.
Foster Patent Alexander Kid
Gloves. In Black and Tan, 81. This is
q special glove.
rButton KID Gloves, with heavy
stitched backs, in Ox-Blood, Tan,
Brown, aud Black, regular sec. value.
Use.
4 full line Of Evening Shades. large
pearl buttons, and Sutton Mosque
taires. with Black and self-stitching.
ST. Where else could you get such
value?
ALI LID A. nun Ans
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People find just the help they so much
need, in Hoods Smsaparilla. 1t fur
nishes the desired strength by puri-
fyine, vitalizing and enriching the
blood. and thus builds up the nerves,
tones the stomach and regulates the
whole system. Read this:
al want to praise Hoods sarsaparllla'
NV health run down, and had the grip.
After that, my heart and nervous system
were badly affected, so that could not do
my own work. Our physician gave me
some helm. but did not cure. ] decided
to try Hoods Sarsaparilla. Soon could
do all my own homework. have taken
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"Procuta," for chapped or rough
skin, l0c a bottle
4-ounce bottle MachIne-OIl &c.; loo.
VISUAL price.
fellows 1Oc. ralcum Powder. &c.
box. -
Sc. Hair-Pin Cabinets, contain 100
assorted pins. &c. box.
Regular l0c. Rubber Combs. sc.
5-lnch Round Mirrors. &c. each.
lOc. Bixby's Polish, &c. a bottle.
Whitmore's Patent-Leather Polish
cakes Castle Soap for SC.
Mennen's 19c. Talcum Powder. l2i5c-
i9c. Cord Wrapped Shaving Brushes,
Zoe. each.
Brushes. &c. each.
A good Clothes Brush for l0c.
Zoe. Weli-Made Wh!sk-Brooms. Sc.
each.
loo. Rubber Barber Combs. Sc. each.
90. Aluminium Thimbles. &C. each.
&C. Wood Backed Nail-Brushes, 30.
Csc. Frilled SILK Garter Elastic, lsc.
a yard.
TOWELS AND TOWELLING.
&C. Huck Towels. 2x39 Sc.
Extra Heavy Red Border Linen
Towels. buck. lie. quality, for Sc.
Red-Border Bath Towels, 22xS, very
cheap AT l2izc., for Zoe.
and fringed. 9)ND all linen, l2l2c.;
usual l5c. grade.
25c. Knitted F'ringed Damask Towels.
all linen. colcred borders, in Red, Blue,
and White 1XN. re.
6Hc. Bleached Twilled Crash, 16-inch,
i-3c. Red and Blue Checked Linen
&c. i6-inch Red and Blue Border
Linen Crash. sac.
iSc. Red Border Linen Crash. 17-inch,
i5c. White Huck Crash, linen, lS-inch.
Fancy Checked Crash, 2i-lnch, l2isc.;
regular 17c quality.
LININGS-WAIST LINING.
&c. quality Jeans. Medium and Dark
Gray. sc.
lie. slesla. Light. Medium, and Dark
Gray. Black, full yard wide, lOc.
15c Fancy Setback Silesa, lOc
17c Fancy Black Silesia. l2i2c.
SLEEVE LINING.
Book Muslin. plain. sc.
BE. Linen Grass Cloth N-inch, Joe.
Rice Cambria. White. Slate, Black,
36-inch, 10c. quality, for Sc.
SKIRT LINING.
&c. Rustling Cambria, Black and
Watered Rustic Taffeta. S6-inch,
PFC. value. Fast Black, 10c.
36-inch Watered Moreen, l5c. value.
Tast-Black, II l-2o.
l5c. Black Canvas, all linen. l0c.
1Sc. 40-inch Singapore, Black and
Gray. y l-2c. ..
DTJITJEs AND YOKIyGs.
Striped Dlmity, Is inches. 10c. for the
Tic quality.
Checked and Striped Dimity, very
fine and sheer. 80 inches, II 1-2c. for
the regular 20c. quality.
Better quality I'm Striped and Check
ed Dimity for II. 20. o. and 3Sc.
Fancy Drawn YolCng 10 inches, spe-
cial value 33c.: 45c. value.
Plain Tuckings, 25, 80, 40, ana bOc'I
worth one third more.
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Orders for printing sent 10 the Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention,
and the style OF work and prices will be
sure 10 please you
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Fine White Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. regular soc. grade.
for sc.
Ladies' Fine Heavy Jersey Ribbed
Vests and Pants. regular 81 l-2c. grade.
for 1870
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed white, Gray.
and Tan Mixed Vests, part wool, regu-
lar zoe. grade. for 35c.
Ladies' Part-Wool Fine Jersey Rib
bed Gray Mixed Vests and Pants, reg
ular SIC. grade. for 39c.
Ladies' Fine jersey Ribbed Half
Wool White Vests and Pants. beauti-
fully finished. silk faced, regular 'oc'
grade, for zoe.
Ladies Extra Heavy Fine Wool
Vests and Pants. Gray. White. and
Scarlet, elegantly made. regular 81
grade. for 75c.
Ladies' White Lamb's-Wool Ribbed
Vests and Pants. elegantly made. NICE
~ finished. regular Sl.39 value, for 81.
Ladies' Heavy Plain ALL Wool White
Vests and Pants, beautifully finished.
regular Sl39 grade. for 81
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Black
Atwood Vests and Pants, elegantly
made, regular $50 value, for SID
Ladies' Heavy jersey Ribbed. Fleece
Lined Gray and White Union Suits
regular 75c grade, for SOC.
Ladies hleeced Ribbed Non-Shrink-
Ing White Union Suits, regular $50
value, for s. 25.
Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed Nom
Shrinking. extra sizes, Gray and White
Union Suits. regular g value, for 800.
Ladies' Extra Fine Black Ribbed
Worsted Union Suits, elegantly made.
for $3.50; regular value g.
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THOMAS NELSON PAGE
SKETCH All THIS TALENTED ViR-
GINA AUTHOR.

uis Early Life and Environments
Literary Influences - Education
Methods of Worls--hars Chan
Demands Upon Ills Pen.
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CHIFFON. RUFFLING AND VEIL
u ING.
* Tlnsel Drapery. White, Cream. ana
, Black. 45-inch, &c. a yard; toc; value
- White. Black. and Colored Cniioh'
- 45-inch. csc. per yard; sec. yard.
* Ruche FOR neck and sleeves Of
" dresses. Black and White Pleatea
X chifYon. 25s-inch. 4Oc. per yard; 6oc.
X Black and White Crepe Isle Ruche,
W &c. a yard, 39c value.
~ White Pieated Chiffon. lace edge
y Pinch l5c. a yard s6c. Datlute' ,aca
~ Black Plcated Chiffon RbOon. lace
~ edge. Pinch. lJc yard' ySc; vatpqg
~ Black Mousselne de Sole with BACK
X ribbon. velvet edge 21-2-inch, a
- yard: S.S9 value
y white Moussellne do Sole, with Black
, ribbon. velvet edge, 81.
y beautiful Flsh-Net veilings. 1s-inch,
- for &c. yard. usual price, .oc.
~ 14-inch Black Hcrnana. Doc. yard
~ SILKS AND EELNETs.
~ 2f-inch Black Taneta SILK, a good
Y value for soc. "a yard.
- 5i-lnch Black surah SILK. well worth
p 2i-lnch Black Taneta silk. a CSC.
~ ouaEtv. for 75c per yard
- 9S5ii-iinch Black Brocade Satin. in Per-
y sian effects 79c. per yard. ,.,
= 2i-inch Black Pcau de Sole silk, tho
Y N2j kind, for 81 per yard. e..,,
: } 20-inch Changeable Ianeta silks
y 2-inch Velour MORE silks in Light
x Blue Pink. and Cream, for 81 per
y coiored velvets at 30. 75c., 81. and
= s125 per yard: best values on the
= market for the money. The prices
= mentioned here are special values.
X BLACK DRESS GOODS.
" 3G-inch 25c. Black Cashmere, 1Sc.
y 36-inch SSc. All-Wool Black Cash
u SS-inch &c. All-wool Black Serge,
~ 46-inch 4sc. Black French Serge, 39c.
X 50-inch soc. Black Storm and French
x 46-inch 69c Black Rain-ProOf Serge,
y 50-inch 6glzc Black Storm and
y 5S-inch see. Black French Serge. 75c.
} 3S-inch Black Brocade Novelty, @9c:
x 4j-inch Black Jacquards, 5Oc.; would
, be cheap AT csc. ,,
x ~ l6-inchP Black Boucle. 5oc.; would be
, cheap at CSC.
X 3S-inch Black Brocade, 75c.
y MEMS GLOVES.
p Mems loc Fancy Scotch Wool
= Mems Mems 5oc. Heavy On-Tan Gloves,
- Mems 75c. Genuine Scotch Wool
x Gloves, fancy, soc.
- Mems Heavy Hand-Knit Gloves, In
y plain and fancy COlOrs. soc.
c } Mons 39c Heavy Wool Mitts, 25c.
x Mems Zoe. Dogskin Gloves. fur and
} plain tons. heeced lined, SOC.
X Mems 75c. Heavy Gauntlet Gloves
e J buck palm SOC.
~ Mems Walking Gloves in all the new
J shades These Gloves are equal 10 any
* Gloves sold at 81; our price, Zoe. we
y have them in dressed ana uhuresSeu
n kid.
Y MILLER * RHOADs.
~ q . "a q
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Old MONMOUTH.

The congregation of New Monmouth
presbyterian church unanimously adopted
NJ a CONGREGATIONAL meeting the following
resolution:
The Association for the Preservation or
Virginia Antiquities having offered.
through their branch society Of Licking
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HENS UNDERWEAR.
Mems Heavy Tan Shirts and Draw
ers These goods are worth 3l12c.; we
price them at DC.
Mems Heavy Ribbed Shirts. cheap
az SOC; price. 2lc.
and Drawers. &c.
Mems enc. White wool-Mlxed Shirts
and Drawers. 5Ic.
Mems CSC. Fine White Merino Wool
Mixed Shirts and Drawers, &c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, sold the town over at 81 our
Mems st25 Fine White All-wool
Shirts and Drawers. 81.
Mems si.J0 Extra Grade Cashmere
Wool Shirts and Drawers. 81 p.
Mems Scarlet All-Wool Shirts and
Drawers. our 81 grade for 79c.
Mems Fine LambsWool Shirts and
Drawers. goods worth Sl.5. for 81
MEMS LAUNDERED AND UNLAUN-
DERED SHIRTS.
I.aundered White shirts. plain
bosom. pure linen. and perfect fitting,
G2fbc. for regular 15c. shirt.
I.aundered White Shirts. pleated
h0sOm. good quality. e5c.; "a good as
anv dollar custom-made. and Il fits:
Iaundered White Shirts, pleated
bosom. two and three pleats in bosom,
s'zos 14ia 10 IS. full length bosom, good
as custom made SIC.
Taundered White Shirts. plain
bosom. open and closed front. long and
short bosOms, the Monarch brand,
81. The best on earth.
MEMS UNLsUNDERED WHITE
SHIRTS.
TrnIaundered White shirts. plain and
nleated bosom. continuous facings. all
pur. linen bosoms. full length. custom
made. guaranteed 70 fit, J0c., elsewhere
T-niaundered White shirts. plain and
pleated bosoms. made Of the very
hest muslin. 2i00-hne linen bosoms.
These goods are made 10 our special
order. and we guarantee the fit-l5c.
NOTIONS.
5-vard Black Velveteen Bindings, SO.
Velvet-Cord Binding (all colors). &c.
Telegram Skirt Facing waterproof,
iO-inch Sateen-Covered Dress steels,
6-yard pieces Bone-casing, Sc. a
S-inch whalebone. Black or White,
Hump Hooks and Eyes. 1c A yard.
ROgors'9 25c Scissors. lfc. pair.
Black and White (assorteD Book
Pins. Sc. each.
Black Pins. 1c. a box.
400 English Pins. Sc. a paper.
10-yard pieces Cotton Betting, l5c.
piece
1OO-yard Spool Basting Cotton, lie.
spool. a.
Dressmakers' Tracing Wheels. &c.
each.
I.arge-Size Stocklnet Shields. &c. a
pair.
2i-yard pieces Good Tape, 1Oc.
piece.
Linen Thread. &c. a spool.
Darning Cotton, Black Sc. dozen
cards.
10c Arrow Bristle Tooth-Brushes, DC.
l-pound can Petroleum Jelly. l2izc.;
17c. value
MILLER & RHOADs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-01-03

economical prices
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