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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
oh. BERRY & co.,
Leading 0utfitters.
BURNED TO A CRISP.
po>rnA SMITH CCOLORED) MEETS
A SHOCKING DEATH.
BURNING LAMP HURLED AT HER.
An Unknown Negro Man, becoming
Tnraged, Uses "A Lamp for n Weh-
Don. and His Victim IN soon
thnrrcd Corpse.

4 E'ckening murder was committed last
..- about 1880 o'clock in a house To-
e...I on Belvn alley. running from
Governor street to Fourteenth, on the
north side Of St. Lukes home.
Rosetta smith, a colored woman about
O.. wears old. was set on fire by negro
m.. unknown 10 the police. and stran-
esr 70 the neighboring people. and burned
90 death.
Tic circumstances OF this tragedy are
rsra.tIrg and horrible in the extreme.
The man and woman were in a room on
,h second floor Of this house on the alley.
The house itself fronted another just
across d tiny court. and both have their
ends resting on the alley. One of the
loorsd women, who is called Maggie
living I'm the opposite house, saw the man
take a kerosene lamp and hurl 1t at MS
.onrani1u's head. 1t struck her, as pest
Oh, could see, full in the face. The room
IN the next instant was blaze OF hre.
Maggie saws she heard Roselias cries OF
,.-,r- and main. and was attracted also
h- the man. whom she saw throw the
arr. running down the steps, his sleeve
.u O. bright blaze.
A TALL. BLACK MAN.
She describes him as a tall. black man,
wearing a Fedora hat He ran out Oh
-t. house IN great haste and plunged IN
Obi. darkness down the alley towards
Fourteenth street.
Maggie. Mary Jane Edwards. and other
r..Jrtd women, who live In the mouse
across the court, ran upstairs 10 tno
roaming woman. Her clothing was TORN
from her and the fire at last extinguished.
Tr+ In a
laspug and grooming, piteous and heart
r.gIing TO hear, she was singeing'
euarrng corpse.
Policeman Granville II. Duggins was the
FIRST officer TO reach the place, and win
the friendly aid Of a lamp climbed the
steps. only 20 behold spectacle "hich
made his blood freeze almost IN MS veins
and himself grow sick. -.
The body OF the dead woman was lylhs
on the side near the door. 1t was nude
from the waist TO the head, and charred
.rn. Inns were burned off, showing that
the flame had been swallowed Whlch
really was the primal cause OF the
wUman's death. -.
The lower portion Of the prone ngure
was clothed in a red flannel skirt. Oilcer
Werner another policeman, also soon
came 10 the place.
Policeman Duggins summoned the am
hulqnce. which responded with DR.. WI
liam Gwathmey in charge
A physician was not needed, however
ana. returning Or. Gwathmey notified the
Coroner, Or. w. II. Taylor.
Dr. Taylor viewed the body, and decided
30 hold an inquest to-day.
THE NEGRO HAS FLED.
Nothing has yet been heard of the man
who is the cause Of this human wreak-
age, though the police are looking iof
him.
The woman was well known In the
nelghborhood and also TO the police.
About two weeks ago she was at the
Police Court on some light charge. The
man Is stranger. Several of the colored
women who have been knowing Rosetta
for years say they never saw him with
her before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
THE NEXT REUNION.
CONFEDERATES WILL MEET IN
CHARLESTON MAY 10, II, IL, AND I3.
RAPID GROWTH OF THE ASSOCIATION.
Tfffs and Accumulation of Business
Demand That Four Days lie sriven
to the sessiOn-Speeial Auditorium
to He Butlt.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, october BY
direction OF General ]. B. Gordon, COM
handing the United Confederate Vete-
rams. Adjutant-G General Norman has IS
sued a general order. announcing that
under a resolution passed at the late re-
union. held in Atlanta. Ga, and under
the custom established by the associa-
ton. leaving the date Of the next annual
meeting and reunion, which H. to be held
in the city of Charleston, S. c., to the
general commanding, and the department
commanders: by unanimous agreement,
and at the desire Of and with ac-
ouiescence therein by "our host the
next reunion will be held at Charleston,
8 c.. May 10. II, u. and 10, 1Sse-Wednes-
day. Thursday. Friday and Saturday, re-
spectively
GROWTH OF ASSOCIATION.
con account Of the rapid growth OF the
association" the order continues, and
the accumulation Of business which de-
mands urgent attention at the coming
session, four days Will be given 10 this
important session, unless the business is
sooner disposed OF by the delegates.
"With pride. the general commanding
also announces that Ito camps have row
Joined the association, and applications
have been received at these headquarters
for over 200 more.
VETERANS URGED TO JOIN.
HE urges veterans everywhere TO send
to these headquarters for organization
papers, to form camps at once ana join
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
LYNCHBURG vs.. RICHMOND.
A Iynchburg House Orders shoes,
hut Refuses TO Receive Them, and
a. Richmond House Buys Them for
Less Than They Cost 10 Make.

4 INuchburk mouse Ofuers shotSb
Hut Refuses TO Receive Them, and
IA Richmond House Buys Them for
Less Than They Cost TO Make.
Berry. Gillian & Co., one Of the largest
shoe iobbing houses I'm the South. ordered
a shipment Of shoes from a big Lynn
cIass) factory OF Ladies' Shoes. For
reasons unknown, the shoes were not ac-
cepted by the Lynchburg house. and In
bis trouble the Lynn manufactures
Thought of Richmonds great Department
store and telegraphed julius Meyer S
SONS they had ordered the railroad com
panv 10 forward the shoes from Lynch
bur, IN Richmond. and wanted them 10
he Sold for their account. On receipt OF
tho shoes. the firm OF Meyers telegrapheu
n cash offer for the lot 10 the Lynn hohu-
facturer. which, after much parleyihs,
was accepted The shoes were opeheu
Saturday too late for a place in Meyer
Sunday advertisement, and IN cohse-
uuence but few people Will know OF the
Sale that starts Monday; but the Visitors
90 MEYERS store, corner Foushee anu
Broad will have a rare bargain treat
for this entire lot OF Ladies Genuine
Chrome Kid Button and Lace Boots VIII
De sold al a choice OF 50 cents pair. Inc
i9t comprises three different styles OF
English lasts. with patent-leather tips
with and without spring heels The pa
tent-leather facings give them the tone
~ g shoes, and the quality Is of so much
GOODNESS that the firm OF Meyers VIII re-
place every pair that do not give the
buyer entire satisfaction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
FUR SALE.

Big Fur sale tomorrow. We, have
all kinds of Furs for trimming and neck |
pieces. You ought to see our MINK ana
Wool Seal Scarfs and Collarettes.
Our Muffs will cause great talk.
sHIRT-wAIsTs.
Ladies' Atwood Blouse Flannel Waists,
Ladies' AIl-wool Blouse Flannel Waists.
trimmed I'm velvet, worth g. our price
N.B
LEATHER GOODS.
soc. Purses, card-case combined. DC.
SOC Purses. card-case combined. soc.
Gentlemen's Purses, 25c. up TO 50.
Csc Purses for 19c.
PANTS GOODS.
sec. Pants Goods, great thing for mems
suits and ladies' bicycle skirting, zoe.
yard.
Pants Goods. 70 1-2c. to 80 yard.
Corduroy, worth $50, for 81
UMBRELLA SALE.
Ladies' or Gentlemen's 81 Steel-Rod UNI
brellas for 69c.
81 English Taffeta Umbrellas. Paragon
Ladies' Changeable Taffeta Umbrellas,
s275 and s3.25. worth double.
DAMAsK TABLE-COvERs.
soc. Cover. 2ic.
69c. Covers, great bargain. 81 lie.
DOMESTIC WONDERS.
YardWide Unbleached Cotton, round
thread 1-2c.
Extra-Heavy Unbleached Jeans, &C.
Sc. Canton Flannel (unbleached), &c.
s l-3c. Unbleached Canton Flannel, sc.
10c. Unbleached and Bleached Canton
Flannel &c.
You ought to see what great values in
Canton Flannels we can give you at 10
and y l-2c.
1Oc Figured Cretonne. 61-4c.
Tnsel Drapery, lie.
Zoe Dark F1annellettes, sc.
S1-3c. Bed-Tick, Sc. yard
Eiderdown, for dressing sacques, II l-2c.
COTTON BATTING.
a good one TO be sold-i pounds for &c
ART WORK.
great sale here tomorrow I'm all kinds
Of Stamped Goods; also, Silks 10 work.
sHEETING WONDERS.
Extra Fine Full-Width 1914 Unbeached
| Sheeting, worth 2Jc. yard for l5c.
1914 Unbleached Sheeting. zoe. grade, lie.
New York Mills Bleached Sheeting full
1914 width, at the way-down price, 25c
| Lockwood Sheeting, bleached, 1914, FOR
| &c.
| FLOOR OI-CLOTH.
Special sale tomorrow. Is 10 75c. yard.
| You ought TO see these bargains.
WINDOW SHADES.
Good Linen Shades, with spring rollers,
| complete, 25c.
| 75c. Shades for SOC
NEW BELTS.
Ladies' Jet and Steel Belts. new things.
75c. to 50.
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Great Sale OF Dress Goods.
BLACK GOODS,

Wonderful bargains tomorrow.
AT 50. Novelty Crepons, I'm sillx-wooi,
new frieze, and stripe effects.
At $l9. Novelty Crepons, ~ inches
wide, in the new bayadere stripe and
floral effects.
At 81, Novelty Crepons, I'm new floral
effects and raised figures.
At SOC, French Poplin, 10 inches wide,
pure al-wOol
At Soc. Black Novelty Waldorf Cloth,
n inches wide.
At 75c., Granite Brocatelle. Is inches
wide. pure all-wool, a great value.
At 81 lee English Camers-Hair Serge
really worth SIS. good Black and all
wool.
AT Sc, Bayadere Crepon Granite Frieze
Cloths. great values and good Black.
At SOC. we can show you 70 different
styles Plain and Figured Goods. not one
In the whole lot worth less than 75c.
AZ S9c., Figured Jacqua, silk-flnish. good
Black. worth soc.
At 25c. it would pay you to see our as
sortment.
At lie. we can show you goods that
are worth % and 35c.
At S9c., Plain Black sicilian, that sold
| for SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

How is trade? asked Dispatch re-
porter of Mr.. Hundley, of Sydnor d
Hundley. First-class, was the response.
People will come where they can
get the assortment, and we think ii gen
orally acknowledged now that our stock
is second TO none I'm the State. our stock
of cheap furniture Is larger ana more
complete than we have ever had, and the
STYLES are beautiful; prices, also, are way
down. az,
You know we have been handllhs
lots of fine furniture. too. We are making
a snecialtv of the Phoenix Line, and we
believe il leads all others. We have SEM
out two elegant outfits of Phoenix furni-
ture to-day. Yes, we have 10 sen II on
q very close margin; but we are selling
the quantity. Why. we have another car
load from Phoenix, that leaves the FAC
tory next week. We keep II moving
Rocking Chairs? Yes, our stock Is I'M
nense Amt they beauties? Well, gooo
day. Call again soon 49,,
IN and 713, remember, is the place.
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GREAT SILK BARGAINS.

GREAT SILK BARGAINS.
Black Beaver Cape, with extra snoulder
cape. trimmed all round with braid anu
jet trimming, for $40.
Black Beaver Cape, with new pox piea Is
ed back, deliberately trimmed in braid ana
At $3.50 Black Melton Cape, new box
pleated back, with cable corded ana SIX
rows OF cord on skirt.
For S. So, and 81 we can snow you
handsome line of Capes in black, blue, and
tan The style, quality ana prices "oulu
At SOC, Black Satin Duchesse, real
value SOC. a yard.
At zoe. yard, Black Satin Duchesse' sofa
At sqc.. Black Taffeta sold for SOC. yard.
AT 81. Black French Peau de Sole, great
At 81. Black Satin Brocade Silk, would
be Impossible to match II Tor less than
N.25. 49,.
Colored silks. includes all the latest
novelties I'm plain taffetas. plalds. stripes,
Bayadere stripes. We have them IN an
colors and a large variety OF pflceS-EzoG,'
to SIPS. They are something wohuerIu''
TALOR-MADE SUITS SALE.
Roam throughout this departmental
school as well as store; educates you
as TO STYLES. There is no obligation 10
buy; come to see, to learn, and II 10 Duy'
to save. M 81
At sl0-A Tight-Fitting Coat, silk-lined,
hounce skirt, made Of Venetian CLOTH
great value. ,o,.
trimmed in braid, silk-lined, skirt hounce'
trimmed in braid. o n.
ting coat sack cut, and changeable taHeta
lined. new founce skirt
WONDERFUL HOSIERY SALE.
Boys and Girls Fast-Black Ribbed
Hose 10c. value, &c. a..
Bows Two-Thread Hose, seamless. dou-
BILE sole 15c. value, for lOc.
Ladies' 25c. French Isle Hose, FOL
Ladies SOC. Isle Hose, great values
Extra-Heavy Ladies' Wool Hose, great
ladies' Fancy Hose, Soc value. for &c
800. Ladies' Fancy Hose, for l9c.
NEW KID GLOVES.
| No cast-off Gloves at the reduced prices
but the regular goods, at these low prices prices
| At 75c. we can give you Two-Ciasp
| Button. or Lace, in all shades and sutch
| ing worth $l.25.
| shades. They are worth Sl.50 pair.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
A sale you will always remember,
| 81 Gown. Empire, made Of good muslln
| with Hamburg inserting, yoke ana edge
| with reVers and cambria rufile, bsc
| lie Muslin Corset Covers, lOc.
| sec Corset Covers, cambria, trimmed
all round in TorchOn lace. for 25c'
SOC. Muslin Skirts with cambria ruf
fes inches deep. 29c
H.25 Muslin Skirts, with 15-inch doubl
| ruffles yards wide, csc.
SOc. Muslin Drawers. umbrella l9c., =
soc. Ladies' Muslin Drawers, with Z
| inch rufie. hemstitched, 29c.
.JEWELRY BARGAINS.
Neck Beads, in laarl, black and whit
| beads. 25c.
Turtle Pins, sc.
Handy Pins, sc.
Fan Chains. 25c.
Hat Pins, 1Oc.
| RUG SALE.
Hall Rugs. all lengths.
75c Smyrna Rugs, with fringe, 4Sc.
SI25 Smyrna Rugs, soc.
Our $3.50 Rugs are great bargains. The
are worth 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
AUDITORIUM FOR CONFEDERATEs.
Charleston to Erect n Special Buiid-
Ing, to Cost 100000.

CHARLESTON, S. c., october D.-At
special meeting OF the City Council, held
here to-day, it was unanimously voted TO
devote funds known az the Thompson
bequest, and now in the treasury, TO the
erection OF an auditorium building, 10 De
used at the reunion Of the Confederate
veterans. which is to be held here next
wear. The sum thus Appropriated
amounts, all told, TO s25,OOo. The city had
already donated 5000 towards the cree
ton of the auditorium, so the building
should be a handsome one when COM
pleted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
Read the Tower advertisement.
The Keeley Cure.

"Drunkenness is disease. not vice"
IA the efficacy of the Kelley Treatment
a. testified TO by thousands of men and
,,omen who stand as living witnesses.
" hehalf OF yourself or friend. address.
or call in confidence.
THE KELLEY INSTITUTE.
1912 east Marshall street.
Nav, 'Phoae, 1907.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
Small Registration.

Very little interest was taken IN tne
ras,tstration here yesterday. But re"
names were added TO the lists. anu '"'
number OF transfers was also small
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
Eaf People.

Yes we have Iron Beds. A very large
and beautiful assortment. Yes they are
very strong and Will not break DOWN
Yes. we are certain Of H.
so. there is no wood ebout those
Springs and they are well supported uh-
beneath.
We believe Il is very poor economy TO
buy an Indifferent Spring. said Mr.. sgd
nor Of sydnOr Il Hundley, Leaders III
Furniture, III and 713 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

For bargains in all kinds Of Dry GOODS,
Carnets Rugs. Oil-Cloths, Mattings, WIN
dow-Shades, Lace Curtains, wrappers,
Peodv-Made Suits, Chenille Covers, and
Portieres. and Wraps OF all KINDS, go 10
VI MITTELDORFERS,
~ east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

All persons holding contracts for the
Beautiful Pastel Pictures at Campbelps
Gallery had better use them at once, Il
avoid the rush, if they wish to have
them for Christmas presents, as these
tickets will not be good after January
1st. Don't forget the No. 800 east Broad
street. CAMPBELLS STUDIO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
When HIS Wife is Away.
augusta (GaD Herald)
OF all the lnsldlOus.

augusta tGaD Heralu.)
CT all the insidiOus,
Temptations invidious.
Contrived by the devil for pulling met
down.
There's none more delusiye,
Seductive. abusive.
Than the snare 10 a man with his vile
out OF town.
He feels such dcllghtfulness.
Stay-out-all- nightfulness,
observation-disclosures.
| own with pain
A bachelors rakishness.
What-gill- you- takishness.
None can explain.
His wife may be beautiful,
Tender and dutiful.
"fis not that her absence
Would cause him delight,
But the cursed opportunity.
Baleful immunity,
Scattcrs his scruples as day scatters night.
old Ra ue r. for sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
Instructions for Marcband.

PARIS. october 2e.-Captain Barauer'
mo bearer of Major Marchand's Fashoda
report started for Egypt To-Day WIZ No. sne
chand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

uarufscturers' sale of Woollen Under
wear in ladies', mems, and children's.
al the Tower
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

For Bleached Cottons, Brown Cottons'
cbeetngs. Pillow Cases. and all kinds of
Domestics. the lowest prices in the city,
- 80 AuTTELDORF ER'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Won get the finest at Il. A. Stuinpfs Res
.aurant corner Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
sunday Accommodation to 8e Dis
continued

crha Atlantic-Coast Line will discon-
,,,ne their Sunday Accommodation Trains
ratu,aen Richmond and Petersburg on
Octoher GOTH The last train for the
season will leave Richmond at 7:S5 A. NJ
returning, arrive Richmond ~" T. NJ
rare for the round-trip' 40 cents.
c. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
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The most popular Tobacco is Grape

uor Iaa,es' Misses, and Children's
"a Condiments Underwear, the largest
stock and lowest prices. go TO
S'"'" MITTELDORFER'S.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

the association, so as to assist In carry,
ing out its benevolent, praisewor'hy' anu
patriotic objects"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
rnL Ie.Iie's Popular Monthly, Zoe.

t,,mensely Improved. Superbly Nus
..atad price cut 10 10 cents. Buy copy
today. Edition limited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
Hnw IL Tradet

are on hand at e. A. Stumpf's Restau-
rant. corner Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Wonderful Dress-Goods Sale at the
Tower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF QUILTS
AND BLANKETS.

White and Lamb-Skin Blankets, PC.
White and Lamb-Skln Blankets, full
and double, zoe.
Extra-Heavy White, Gray, and Cancels
Hair Blankets for 81, worth 81.
Heavy White Wool Blankets, with pref
ty colored borders, Sl.25, real value S2.2j
Wool Blankets in all colored borders,
full size we'll stitched, $3.50. worth ST.
81 All-Wool Blankets. IL Pure White
with pretty colored borders; also. Gray
and Red, strictly all-wool, to be sold for
s3.9S
Big values in Blankets at s125. $50.
and Sl.75
Doutle-Ecl Comforts; figured on, porn
sides. goo1, heavy quality, worth 81, for
Full Double-Bed Size Comfort. elegant
patterns and real heavy weight, worth
Sl25 for SIC.
Another special offering Of Large,
Double-Bed Size. Comforts, well filed
You ought to see our $3.50 Comforts for
s12j.
floral on both sides. worth Sc. for 1915.
DO not fail 20 see these great values.
WHITE SPREADS.
SOC. White Spreads, hemmed. full size,
to be sold for 39c.
At 5Oc., Extra-Size Heavy White Spread,
hemmed, great value, worth S9c.
At 60 1-2c., Very Fine White Spread, full
size. hemmed. worth soc.
At 81 1-2c.. Extra Quality White Spread,
never sold less than 81; o
At 81, Extra -Large-SiZe White Spread,
hemmed, sold for 81.
At Sl.S9, a Very Fine Colored Spread
in red and white and blue and white,
sold for $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF WOOL
UNDERWEAR.

Misses Combination Suits, in ribbed
Ladies Union Suits. heavy ribbed, zoe.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Union Suits 81
Ladies' Heavy Fleece-Lined. Rlbbed
Vests, silk-trimmed and pearl buttons, &c;
Ladies' Wool Scarlet Shirts, indicated
Pants 10 match. Toe.
Ladies' Australian Wool and Natural
GRAY Shirts and Pants, 75c., worth sl.2o.
Ladies' Heavy Fleece Ribbed Shirts and
Pants. TO match. 25c. value, he.
Ladies' ATWOOD Ribbed Union Suits
at $3.50.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Union Suits, a
great value at 81, worth s1.39.
Ladies' Ribbed Union Suits, zoe.
Ladies' Pure All-Wool Scarlet Medicated
Vests and Pants. 81 each. worth $3.50.
Ladies' Wool Scarlet Medicated Shirts
and Pants. 75c. each, real value 81.
Ladies' Pure White Ribbed Wool Vests,
great value at 81. worth Sis.
ladies' Wool White Ribbed Vests at 80
and 75c.; these are great values.
Ladies' Fleece-Lined Ribbed Pants at
12c,
Big bargains in Ladies' Austrial Gray
Ladies Cream and White Fleece-Lined
Vests, extra-heavy satin and pearl but
tons. trimmed, for 25c.
Boys and Girls Heavy Ribbed. Fleece
Lined Vests and Pants, in White ana
GRAY. 2jc. each
Infants Fleece-IAned Ribbed Vests,
great values for u lie.
Boys and Girls Heavy Shirts, from &c.
up.
Great values in Boys and Girls Ma,
tural Gray and Red Undershirts and
Pants.
our stock OF Mems Underwear sur
passes all other seasons in style and
prices.
Mems Natural Gray and White Heavy
| Shirts. with Pants 10 match, at 25c. each.
Mems Heavy ElasticRibbed. Fleece
| Lined Undershirts, In Blue, with Pants
| to match. at SOC each.
Mems Gray, Tan, and Blue Heavy
! Fleece Shirts, with Pants to match, al
| JOc
Mems Australian Wool Shirts. In Gray
| Red. Medicated, and White Shirts, with
| Pants to match, real value 81, our price
| Toe.
Mems Pure Atwood Shirts. Pants &c
match, in Gray. Scarlet, Medicated, and
White, worth $50, for 81 each.
Mems Extra-Heavy Medicated Double
Breasted Shirts, with Pants to match
| 81 80 each.
| IIoo,x, rrov at Orc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
MANUFACTURERS SALE OF CLOAKs.

Cadet-B Blue and Tan Coats in box sleeve
French welted back seams. welted col
lar. satin-face lined, a great bargain,
$3.50
New shade navy-bue and tans, with
new dart sleeve. all silk lined, welted
seam front. collar and pockets trimmed
i'm velvet really worth $3.50, for $50.
Black, Blue, and Tan Box Coat, satin
welted seams, back and front silk lined
$40.
Black Beaver Cape, double trimmed in
satin stitched 81 75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Big Rug and Drugget Sale at the Tower,
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Great Blanket and Quilt Sale at the
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Lynnhnven Bay Oysters

Special Cloak Sale at the Tower.
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Old Papers for sale
at the Dispatch Office. lsc. per hundred
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gnye Money
There "a Going 10 lie Trouble.

Read the Tower advertisement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Big Fur sale tomorrow. We have
all kinds of Furs for trimming and neck
pieces. You ought TO see our Mink ana
Wool Seal Scarfs and Collarettes.
Our Muffs will cause great talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

Plain White Wool Flannel. II 1-2c.
25c. White Wool Flannel. 20c.
&c. White Wool Flannel, PIC.
Sc White Twill Wool Flannel, 25c.
Big Bargains i'm Gray, Red, and Blue
Flannel, II l-2 TO 30c.
Shafer Flannel at a sacrifice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
LEATHER GOODS,

soc. Purses, card-case combined DC.
soc. Purses. card-case combined. soc.
Gentlemen's Purses, 25c. up TO s..
25c. Purses for 1870
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30

All new styles are here You jus
and 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-30
sHIRT-wAIsTs.

Ladies' All-Wool Blouse Flannel Waists
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Ladies' All-Wool Blouse Flannel Waists