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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
BACK FROM CHATTANOOGA.
DIR, Cooper Enthusiastic over the
Young Peoples Convention.

Rev. Or. George Cooper. OF the FRS,
Baptist church. returned early Sunday
morning from Chattanooga. Tenn,
where he attended the International Con-
vention OF the Baptist Young Peoples
Union Of America. Or. Cooper is enthu-
siastic over the success OF the conNen-
zion and jubllant at the prospect OF
Richmond being selected FOR the great
gathering IN 1899
The choice OF Buffalo rs :he place o.
meeting OF the convention OF 1893 Is Dut
the following up OK an unwritten custom
which gives these conventions TO diner
cnt sections Of the country on succeed
INK years Notwithstanding this Rich
mond made very formidable race TOT
the big meeting. Her name was con-
sidered by the Executive Committee
along with that OF Denver and In the
event OF not getting satisfactory railroad
rates into Buffalo and concessions from
the local committees. II may still 20
TO either OF these cities. Considering
this q remote possibility. however. the
Richmond delegations principal efforts
were directed towards securing the con-
vcntion for 1888. In this they were so
successful that Il Is practically agreed
that after next years meeting IN Bulialo
the CRY will be ION 20 Richmond IN w.
The Young Mems Business Association,
who were the principal movers IN TINS
effort 10 get the convention for Klch-
moud are 10 be congratulated on an
other success. for which they attribute
great credit 10 Dr Cooper president
Cottren Of the city Union. and others.
who so earnestly pressed the claims OF
this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
WEEKLY MEETING OF THE SONS
Reading Of the Governors he''er
Greeted with Applause.

Lee Camp Sons OF Veterans
met last night in the han OF
the parent organization. The let
ter Of Governor O'Ferrah acKno"l-
edeing receipt of the camps explanation
in regard to his election as honorary
member. which has already been publish
"a was officially received by the camp
and greeted with applause. 1t was order
ed 10 be spread upon the minutes. rms
action serves TO close in a very satislac-
tory way the unfortunate misunderslanu-
ings which arose between the Executive
and the camp. e-..
The Committee on Cuban War Scenes
submitted report showing mat All eA-
n.,nses in connection with that enter
tainment had been paid. and that sum
Of Sl1 had been turned into the camps
treasury.
The secretary was requested 10 com
municate with Captain Hart OF the
state Sovereignty" Camp, of Louisa
Courthouse and ascertain the date OF the
proposed reunion in August. Many OF
the members wish to attend, and anticl-
nate a glorious time. After very plea
SAINT meeting the camp adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
TO BRING THEN HERE.
MOVEMENT FOR MERCHANTS En-
CURsIONs TAXES SHAPE.
THE COMgITTEE GETS TO WORK.
Ftrst Meeting Of the Body Devoted
TO n General Discussion Oh '"c
s.,tao,-s,h-Comm TO Report
More Fully TO-Morrow.

meeting Of the Special Committee OF
Tho picbmond Chamber of Commerce on
Trade Excursions was held yesterday
evening at 8 o'clock. pursuant 10 can u
tbe chairman. Mr.. l. 4. Morris. a NUM-
her Of the leading branches OF trade ana
manufacture were represented at thls'
tbo FIRST meeting Of the committee.
Mr.. Morris explained fully the OBJECT
Of the organization Of this committee
which was to procure the running Oh i'1i
chants. excursions TO Richmond from the
lines Of the various roads at low ROUND
trip rate with snort limit, as dlstihsulsh-
ed from the plan Of the New YORK Mer-
chants Association, which proVides 10,
round-trip tickets at one and ohe-'''i'u
fare during special seasons, "hich l''.''
rl,n the Inland Trade Committee OF 'he
Chamber Is endeavoring to secure LOT
Richmond by an application TO the sou'h'
eastern Passenger Association
After full discussion OF the io'iier
nroiect b. representatives, OF the va
rious branches Of trade and Manufacture
,,ho were present. in which much IN
,orest was manifested and the necessity
for such excursions was fully recoBhl%eu'
a. was decided to consider at the heA'
meeting Of the committee on euneS '-,.L,,
tbo oiet instant. plans for running such
excursions over the various iodds uoi"e
Richmond business. and sub-coIninl'' zee
,,ae amounted to report fully upon said
plans. ..,,,,.
As illustrating the necessity for prompt
action by Richmond. it was authori'a-
,iyelv stated that special excursions mao pa,
already been arranged for to both baiu'
more and New York from territory WIN WIN
which Richmond has its most important
de,linps these excursions being IN addl-
ton to those contemplated under the
N-.,, work. Ulan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
DEATHS.

GARLAND.-Died az her residence. No.
II north Twenty-third street. July 10, 1897.
az % minutes 20 ] o'clock, Mrs ALICE
GARLAND.
" Her gentle voice now IL hushed,
Her warm, true heart Is stli,
And on her kind and loving brow
i, resting deaths cold chill.
Her hands are clasped upon her breast
We have kissed hsr loving brow,
And In our aching hearts We know
We have no mother now"
Her funeral will take place from ~.
Patrfck's church WEDNESDAY MORN
ING al . o'clock. Friends and ac-
quaintances invited 20 attend.
PARISH. -xDied. Monday afternoon,
July 49, 1881. at the home Of her husband.
on Westwood avenue. northwest Of Bar
ton Heights. MOLI.IE =. beloved wife or
II. ~ Parish.
Funeral from the residence TUESDAY.
July 9th. al 3 y. NJ. Inierment at Oak
wood Cemetery.
Fredericksburg papers please copy.
ROY.-Died. Sunday morning. july Is.
1887. NANCY ROY tcoloredD. In the si,h
year OF her age.
Funeral will take place from First
Baptist church lcolored) TUESDAY
AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
BRYANT'S ESCAPE.
Not So Much of IA Mystery After All.
Election of Officers.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July 10
Especial There is evidence that the es-
cape Of c. NJ. Bryant the forser. from
the county jail on Thursday night, WAS
we'll planned, and that several others
were concerned I'm it.
About the oath OF April. a woman-a
rather good looking one-came to this
city, and certain things led certain per-,
sons to believe that she was interested
in Bryant Thereafter, the prisoner,
from whom all money had been taken
at the time of his arrest and by his
direction turned over to Mr.. Reed, OF
the Chatham Savings Bank. which
Bryant had swindled, had the means Of
purchasing clothing and such deli
cacies as his taste craved Where ;he
$40 and s. bills he had came from no
one knew. and why nc should pay the
fines Of several white tramps and Thus
give them their liberty Is not explained.
unless il was part OF his plan to @s-
cape.
About a week before tie escape Tim
Quinn, a white tramp, was drunk, and
became disorderly on the streets. firing
a pistol and doing other eccentric things
forbidden by the ordinances. lie was
fined heavily, and not having the means
Of paying. he was committed TO Jail.
on Thursday evening ne requested TO
be put I'm the cell with Bryant The
jaler said that If Bryant did not object
he would grant his request. Bryant did
not object, and that night the pair skip
ped by the light of tho moon"
Here. then, We have a reasonable un-
..fNt
nished the money and the liberated
tramps were his and her confederates,
and furnished the saw through jim
Quinn. If Quinn, it is argued had not
been in the game Bryant would have
objected to sharing his cell with an UNI
known tramp on the nisht he expected
10 escape.
At a misunderstanding OF the Epworth
League of the Methodist church yester-
day afternoon the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term: W.
r. Martin, president; j. ID. Via first vice
president; Miss BERTHE Thomasson se-
cond ylce-presldent Professor W. III.
Cooke, third yice-presdent; Miss Minnie
Norris. secretary, n. +. Smith. treasurer;
Miss Mary Sterling. organist; J. Payne
Carroll. chorister.
The Miller School Board meets at the
school tomorrow, to appoint children 10
that institution.
A Sunday school will be organized at
the new Belmont church next SUNDAY
afternoon. Mr.. Robert Flanagan has
been appointed superintendent.
The fourth biennial reunion and con
vention Of Virginia deaf mutes will be held
IN this city August llth. l2th, and 18th
a very interesting social programme ~
being arranged for their entertainment
Mr.. W. @. Ritter, Of this city. is president
OF the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
PICKETT CAMPS MEETING.
4 Glowing Tribute to the Heroes
who Charged up Gettysburg Hill.

A meeting Of Pickett Camp confede-
rate Veterans. was held last night, with
Third Lieutenant Commander a. y. Gil
in the chair a large delegation from
Lee Camp was present, and the following
letter. from Major John Cussons, was
Listened TO with much interest:
Glen Allen. Va, July a. 1897.
Major Peter McCurdy Adjutant Pickett
Camp, Confederate Veterans:
My Dear Sir.--I beg that you Will con-
vey TO George T.. Pickett Camp Con-
federate Veterans, my high appreciation
OF their kindness and courtesy in elect
Ing me an honorary member Of their
most honorable body.
From the summit Of Round Top, as a
prisoner on the % OF July, lo3. I sa@
that splendid charge which pierced the
Federal centre at Gettysburg and which
seemed for some minutes to have turned
the tide-a charge which bore upon It's
uplifted battle-hags the hopes and the
doom OF "A new natioB-a charge which
is likely TO be remembered when Sala-
mis- and Arbela and Hastings are for
cotton. | saw their steadfast ranks.
furrowed by shot and shell. still closing
up. until their shortened lines were over
Tapped by the enemy's reserve, numbers
OF Virginians being shot down or cut OF
as captives while cheering on the crest
OF the works which they had won. Other
corps have attained renOwn by the splen-
dor OF their successes. but II was re-
served for Pickett's troops. long nursed In
victories. to achieve their widest reputa-
ton by the magnifcence OF their first
repulse. only heroic souls could have
reached the goal at which they fell-a
goal which should have marked their
triumph. and which has justly given even
their defeat an Immortality OF fame.
With most cordial acknowledgements. l
am my good friend and comrade. very
sincerely yours. JOHN CUSSONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
walked In His Sleep.

A Young white man named b. TtDor' H.
who resides at No 700 north Twenty
third street. arose from his bed whils
asleep yesterday morning about l o'clock
and stepped from the window Of the
room where he was sleeping on the Sc
cond floor. The fall not only woke MIN
mo. but brought from him a cry that
woke the house as wei. lie had broken
his leg. The ambulance was called ana
tho Injured and very unfortunate m.h
taken 10 the city Hospital, where ne
now remains for treatment. DR.. Baush-
man was I'm charge. -.
The Doctor also attended a colored boy
at r. c. Wnliams's factory at ''4o cioch
Yesterday morning, who mad Two hhselS
badly cut. The boy was 5aled ana TIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
PREPARE FOR THE SHAM RATTLE.
Committee OF arrangements Fixes
Details-RehearsaI Friday.


bet"tis-hehe"rs"I Friday.
Thc Committee of Arrangements Of
tho Blues Nicht Carnival which Will
he given FRIDAY, MICH, st tho baseball
- .,., ,....-5.,. ,e,or,oo, nd
'"'S".'.' '''''i,Ia'Ie business oil lin-
poriane" concerning tho event. which is
;atwcuGs sJ much attention. Those
present were Mes.rs Joseph l.. Young.
Jr. Charles H. Jordan. w : =. Navo.
Louis l.k. Judkius l.. g. Cheatwood.
L. 81. Woon. r. a.. WORKMAN lanes p.
J I.kso. Frank AfcCartbv IL ~ Uar-
rsep George W. Warren r. r Glaze
brook Charles A. Rose $ a. WORKMAN
~ A. b. Holiday.
Do a. decided TO have rehearsal
YlHar.y afternoon IN the bau marx
III. Blues Battalion ana Walker Light
a. $50 p N I'm f,tie,no uniform and
! v.I march to .ha rro,d -etroet nan PARK
vU0r. .f. rehearsal a. tt.s -, t,,t
6. vH tl,. pr.r. M. Mi, has hno,
donated for Nh. oa.asion Ly NJ "a
J. Bradley. and tte Tr,ct,o, Co,,ror,.
to..usr Win t..l,r.,.. 49,, .s-,.,I,i'. -,
t..r yaal..lI. co,on.1,. I'M i,ont tho
i park v..A .r..l.rbi. any W. , e ,h ne
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
LADIES' DAY AT OAKLEY.
Three Hot Favorites and Two Long
shots Win.

CINCINNATI. July l9.-Three hot favor
ties and two long shots. one Of them at
30 TO /, were the winners at Oakley to-
day. Free Ladies' Day drew out crowd
Of about 1900 and the sport was good
although there was little class 10 the
fields.
First race-four and a half furlongs-
Fair Deceiver 40 TO ID won. Louise Bohon
@ 10 and EVEN second. and Blacksleeyes
Is 10 u third Time 81 Ia.
Second race-seven furlongs-Rockwall
Is 10 u won, Sir Ebony q TO / and 10 u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
The Brond-street Vaudeville.

The fifth week Of the Broad-Street
park vaudeville opened with the pre-
sentation of what was perhaps the hnest
vaudeville performance ever gwen IN
Richmond. No interruption was had from
the rain. for the grandstand is well pro-
tected from the weather and Is dry ana
comfortable.
All the artists were applauded last
NIGHT Norphet. the illusionist; Wright
,rs singer. the Novelty Trio the Bijou
o,srtette. the tenor. Windfsidner; the
Travesty Duo and Comedian Wright be-
ing especially welcomed.
balloon ascensions will be made tues
day. Thursday. and Friday at $50 T. NJ.
from this park. and the vaudeville VIII
be repeated every night at $50 O'CLOCK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
nv and a recitation by little Miss

Anthony. and a recitation by little Miss
Tcefey.
The party will be continued throughout
the week. with nightly change OF pro
gramme. There will be entertainments
for children every afternoon at O'Clock
The oporetta, ~ Dress Rehearsal" will
b. the particular attraction tomorrow
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
NEWPORT NEWS.
The Chief of Police Surprises His
rriends by Marrying.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. July 10
Special -Chief-of- Police 5. ]. Harwood
Of this city, quietly wed Miss Lena
Smith of Patchoque. Long Island. last
Wednesday but the marriage was not
known in this city until this morning,
when Chief Harwood returned from his
vacation. The bride is the daughter N a
sea captain. and is well known in this
city and Hampton. where she has visited.
When Chief Harwood left this city two
weeks ago for a tour Of the northern
cities. none OF his friends suspected that
he entertained matrimonial intentions.
Mrs Harwood will not make her home
In this city until September.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
DEADLY LIGHTNING.
A Young Man and Two Horses
struck and Killed.

LURAY, VA. July l9.-(Special.)-A
heavy rain and thunderstorm passed
over this section this afternoon. On the
De Ford farm, near here. Mr.. Charles
SHELTON. a very worthy young man, and
two horses with which he had been
ploughing were struck and killed by light
ming.
John Schwartz. another young man. was
following the deceased on a mule. The
animal was knocked down by the bolt,
but not much injured. Schwartz received
a slight shock. Young Skeiton was about
rs years old. He was the main support
Of two sisters. much younger than him.
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
Hoard of Agriculture TO Meet.

The state Board OF Agriculture will
meet in quarterly session tonight at the
Hygeia Hotel, Old Point Comfort. com
missioner whitehead. Clerk Bigger ana
nerhaps. some Of the members Of the
board will 30 down this afternoon. The
session will not be a long one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
ATToRyEy-GENERAL VERY ILL.
MIR. Carter scott Called TO the Bed-
side of His Father.


side of His Father.
Attorney General r. Taylor scott, who
has been i'm for nearly two weeks at his
home in Warrenion. IS worse ana
his family and friends feel quite anxious
about him.
Mr.. r. Carter Scott. the son and as
sistart Of the Attorney-General received
a telegram yesterday morning from his
mother. telling him that his father
condition was more serious. and to come
home. Upon receipt Of the dispatch MIR.
Scott and his wife took the first train
for Warrenton.
Another telegram received from War
renton yesterday said that Major Scoits
condition had not changed since Sunday.
and that il was regarded az serious.
The Attorney-General has typhoid
fever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

" .a Of he Sacred Heart Leaeue
3 - =, party last night In The MAJ
',t.r lNe school conducted bv the
w AZ. brothers. The ATTENDANCE Vas
\ pea rsl '. lhe entertainment greatly
~, g W. programme included a piano
''1b s ~ Ryan and Mr.. ] $
-lhiey rr.I'etie by Misses Mitchell,
!. gf .D,olslas. and Dyer; recitation
- ON,r q, W. vocal solos By Misses
Mamie Taylor. and Bertha
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

The attractive three-story residence at
M5 Floyd avenue was sold by Messrs.
j. b.. ELAN & Co. yesterday for 8h'3.
Mr.. A. b. Eddins was the purchaser
The lot IS 3Oxl99 feet. and the house IS
uod I'm i'm construction, and built Of
brick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
RE INFANTS.

REMNANTS.
Remnants Piumetis. Organizes. and
Lace-Stripsd Organizes. in lengths from
TO . yards ........................... IL l-zc.
HOSIERY.
Ladies' Fast Black. Full Regular Made
Hose unusually good value.......... lie.
Ladies' Fast Black Full Regular-Made
Isle and Cotton Hose. plain or drop
stitch. extra value ................s.... 21c.
Ladies' Fast Black Lisle and Cotton
Hose. full regiIla made. plain and drop
stitch. regular soc. value. .............. Soc.
Ladies' Fast Black. Full Regular-Made
Isle and Cotton Hose, unusually good
value ..........-...ss. s..s.s. ~,
Ladies Fast Black, Full RegularMade
Gauze Isle Hose. v-ry light weight.
- and T5c
Ladies' Fast Black Silk-Plated Hose.
full reg1Ilar-nade. extra values, 30 and 7yc.
CHILDREN's HOSIERY.
Chlldren's Fast Black Ribbed Cotton
Hose double heels. sOles. and toes; light,
medium. and heavy weight. all sizes. DC.
Children's Fast Black Lisle and Cotton
Hose good wearers .............33 and Jcc.
Children's Regular-Made Ribbed Tan
Hos ................. ..s-.s.s....5J ana wv
Children's White. Tan. and Fast Black
Socks. full reeular-made, extra value, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

NEW YORK. July l9-(special.)-F. l..
Wells, r. l.. Marston. Broadway Gem
tral: c. A. Gibson, w. Folks. New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

= u y
We do Stamping OF al, kinds promptly
and in the best manner.
Designs for Battenberg and other Lace
Work. any shape or size, made to order.
sHIRT-WAIsTs.
Blue and White Percale ShIrt-Waists,
detached collars and cuffs. Were 81 and
Sl.-a. now .........-.s.....s..s-ssss We
Black and White Batlste Waists, wers
81 and Sl.23, now ..................-.-... 4oc-
White India Linon Shrt-Waists. were
SlZ), now ........................... 'vc-
EmbrOidered-Dot Grass-Liuen Shirt
Waists. were $50 now .................75c.
Lace-Strlped Examine Waists. were
NZ.op, now ...........-...ss....s..s t9c.
Black Linen Lawn Shirt-Walsts. were
-, now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..s....... zoe.
Black and White Figured Chiffon. was
Au-Oyer Grass-Linen Embroidery. was
Sl4V. now ...s.ss.s.s.sts.. ssss.sssts.ss.s 90.
silk and Linen Grenadines, colored silk
embroidery. was $50 now ............. 81.
4i-nch Figur 4 ChifOns. Black ground,
Pink and Green figures. were $3.50 now g..
S8-inch White Crepe Chiffon, with PINK
figure. was Sl.i). now .................. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
WASH GOODS.

WASH GOODS.
32-inch Lawns. Jaconets. unusually at
tractive patterns. regular value Il i-Lc.'
closing price ..............s..'. s''''-' ".
White Lawns. satin stripes, fine and
sheer. regular IL lie. value.............. &C.
White Hair-stripc Dimity, regular loc.
quality ............. .....s.sss'.'''.''''' "
Lawns. Jaconets. and Batiste, fine and
sheer. newest and most desirable pat
terms. regular " IL and 80 2-5c. quahty;
Navy-Blue Lawns. White Polka-Dots'
all-siZe dots ...........s... ''''''''.' W.
S2-inch Real Scotch Zephyrs. regular
16 2-3 and DC. quality .........'..... IL l--c.
PRINTED PLuMETIs,
exclusive patterns and colorings, regular
value J0c.. now ........................ -Jc.
GRASS LINENS.
silk-striped and Plaid Grass-Ldnen.
regular 81 IL and soc. quality .......... l5c
SIX and Linen Plaid Grenadine, the 81
quality .............-.. .....s''''s'''' % ~
LINEN ETAMINEs-
s25 quality, now .........'. &C
COO quality, now .......'''' &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

from must furnish 1900 or the board will
close its fiscal year. october 1st, in debt
now have the clerical services Of my
son, Frederick Pitcher without charge to
the board. and hope by diligence to col
lect the sum needed to carry on the work
and met our Indebtedness
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

ChlIdren's silk Socks. White. Black.
Tan. and opera shades ................ 0jc.
EMBROIDERY SILKS.
Heminway's High-Grade Embroidery
silks. &c. skein-i5c. dozen.
SILKS.
27-inch Jap. Silks. newest and most DE-
sirable colors and patterns regular value
30 and Coo, now ......................'. o9c'
PRINTED FOULARDs,
newest and most desirable patterns and
coiorings-
81 and N25 quality. now ..............75c.
75c. quality. now ...............,..,....toc toe.
RIBBONS.
AIl-SUk MORE Gros-Grain Ribbons. for
mer price q. 30. and 3Jc.. now. &c.
Fancy Taffeta Ribbons. that were 80.
75c.. and s., now ........................ zoe.
Satin-Strip-d Gauze Ribbons coiored
stripes ..........-..... .....s....s........ 90.
Grass-Lnen Ribbons. that We're 50, SOC.
and 81. now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZJc.
WINDOW SHADES.
We make Window-Shades. Let us esti-
mate on your shades. We can save
money FOR you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
GENERAL NEWS.

Yesterday morning a railroad sill was
discovered on the track Of the Petersburg
road near Reams's I'm time TO prevent
accident. IL had been placed across the
track. no doubt, with malicious intent,
but by whom Is unknown. A negro was
arrested on suspicion. and upon inquiry
he proved 10 be an escaped lunatic from
the Central Hospital, TO which he was
returned.
Jannette Davis. small white boy.
while out driving in Dinwiddie county
yesterday. fell out OF his buggy and
broke his right arm.
The recent Tains have been Of great
benefit i'm this section, ana good peanut
and melon crops are anticipated The
corn crop. however, will be short.
Mr. r. j. Clark. proprietor of the Week
" Record, published i'm this city whose
illness for some days caused a temporary
suspension OF the paper. is now much
better. and will soon be at work again.
Mr.. Clark is one Of the oldest printers in
the State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
TOILET WARES.

TOILET WARES.
Roger & Gallet's l-ounce Toilet waters.
regular price 81 ana 1875. now.......... soc.
Best grade BOrated Talcum Powder.
l0c box.
Pears's Unscented Soap.......lGc. cake.
Roger & Gallet's Fine Soaps. that were
5oc. cake, noW..................... zJc. cake.
LINENS.
We have secured another lot Of Linen
Sheets and pillow Cases These are the
last lot we can get, as the new tariff in
creasos their price 25 per cent. We ad-
wise an early call.
Hemstitched All-Linen Sheets q l-2x2 "a
yards regular $3.50 Value. 1896 pair.
Hemstitched All-Linen Pillow-Cascs,
regular $1.25 value ..................N pair.
WOODS.
Complete assortment all colors ana
shades Of Germantown, SaNony. spanish,
and Shetland Wool and Flosses
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20

and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-20
TEMPLE, PEMBERTON, CORDES & COMPANY,
Another Big Cut in the Prices of Seasonable Goods
STAMPING.

Daily visits will prove unusually profitable for