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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
DRY GOODS.
WE INACCURATE
The New Fall Season
WITH A ROUsING BARGAIN SALE ALL
OVER THE HUUSE.-A WHOLE WEEK
OF MAGNIFICENT BARGAIN OFFER
INGS.

We have spared no pains nor expense il
gathering Il e largest and most complete stock
Of UP-TO-DATE styles and novelties thsi
could be procured. We show by far the
handsomest line of Fancy Dress Goods, Black
Goods. Silks. Trimmings, cloaks, Cepes, &c.
ever displayed by any one house in the city
and that our prices are the lowest is beyond
dispute.
COMMENCE YOUR FALL SHOPPING
THIS WEEK.
25 pieces New Covert Cloths in all the new
shades and mixtures, strictly all wool, SO
inches wide. 39c value at 29c per yard.
All Wool French Serges, 10 shades, includ-
ing blacks SOC value for 25c per yard.
80 pieces All Wool Fancy Dress Goods in
neat pin stripes. checks, large plaids, Wig.
oreauys, Cames' Hair, &C., 25c per yard.
One entire counter of all the new Colored
Crepons, Bedford Cords. Poplins, Bengalines,
Silk and Wool Eieoreauxs, Broadcloths,
Venetians &c, at soc, 69c, 75c, 81 and
$1.25.
25 pieces Fancy Double Width Dress Goods
at sc per yard.
Fancy Dress Goods in the Bayadere Weave,
also illuminated effects, 46 inches wide.
Positive 29c value st 19c
Double Width Dress Plaids st 73.c
Black and Blue All Wool Hard Twisted
Storm Serges. 5Oc value at SIC.
Ladies' Cloths, o. inches, wide all shades,
at Acc
Black Mohair, SO inches wide, beauty,
for 29c.
Fine Black Mohairs and sicilians, at 39c,
Acc, 69c and 81 %.
Black Figured Mohairs and Jacquards at
19c, 29c, 80: and 49c are strong values.
Black Fancy Silks and Wool Jacquards,
Bengalines and Crepons at Zoe, 81, $1.25 TO
81 so per yard
All Wool 80 inch Silk Faced Henriettas in
colors and blacks. Soc value at 39c
Silk Faced Yelvets. 81 value FOR 69c.
go new Silk Waist Patterns, Fancy TaiIetas,
Bayader Stripes Venctians, Plaids, &c. 81
value at 60c.
Black satin Brocades in large block designs,
sprays, stripes. small figures, in fact every
new design. They are worth SOC. For our
opening sale 59c.
Fancy Silks for Waists, Innings and Trim
mings at 39c.
Heavy Black aatin from Acc to s1.9S per
yard.
OPENING SALE OF CLOAKs, CAPEs,
SKIRTS, &C.
Black Cloth Capes, braid trimmed, at Csc.
Black Astrakan Cloth Capes, fur trimmed
Worth So at 81 9S
Double Black Cape, trimmed with biaid
for $139.
Back and Colored Kerscy Cloth Capes from
So 80 to SIS.
We are displaying our new Fall and Winter
Jackets. Prcec ranging from $39S to $1S.
Ladies Black Figured Mohair and Crcpon
Skirts from Csc to S6.98.
Strong values in Blankets and Comforts
this week.
Our new line of Lace Curtains will he
be shown at this sale at prices ranging from
SOC pair to SO pair. Every variety OF
Nottingham, Irish Point, Lace Tambour, &c,
will be found amongst the assortment.
Now line of Fringed Carpet Bugs from 49c
to So CSC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08

;n .'' the finest fried, stewed and raw oysters
o. we c'ty 20 Rammtls Restaurant Fried
o Yys'''' In boxes q specially. D ming room
'psD'o sunday. All orders through Home
'''"e o" promptly attended to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
Alexandria Market. Oct. s.

The market continues quiet with light Of
ferings and quotations are unchanged Coun-
try Produce continues in fair inquiry
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08

Messls. Isasc Echberg & Son have TINS
dav received two dozen silk shirt waists rom rom
a large New York honse. Ali inc !eau!ps
shAdes and styles are represented. An in-
spoction is invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

tomorrow At 6:27 S. m. and
III r:.' H eh wstor NJ f:15 s.. Ii.
81 y 2.N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCT. g, 1898

SAILED.
Schr Cooper, for Cobrums' wharf, lumber by
J II ii Smoot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08

| Y OdVard 4 LOtbroD
10th, llth and F StS., N. W.
Good Things
FOR SCHOOL WEAR At SPECIALLY
Low Prices.
When really good things can be had
hare at such low prices, to buy
the kind so often advertised
for children is simply
extravaganza.
BOYS and ChiIdren'S Clothing.

The styles are very attractive this year,
and we have such variety that you are sure
TO find something that suits the boy at just
about the price you wish to pay. The child
dren's lrefer Suits with wide sailor collars
are auntier than ever in the now fall fabrics.
We also have large showing of Separate
K1cc Pants and Long Pants
Atwood Cheviot and Cashmere Suits. i'm
ported materials, sewed with silk, and guar
anteed not to rip, pairs of pants with each
suit, and esch pair of pants double in seat and
and knees. Sizes to 16.
Special Price, $500.
A!lwool Extra Pants, medium weights
Sizes 4 20 10.
Special Price, 75c.
Nearly Al-wool Pants, the little cotton in
them will make them wear better. Sizes 21b
TO Is.
Special Price, 4Sc.
Many of them worth 81.
Boys New Fall Hats, Caps and Tam O.
Shantels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
LOST.

p OST.-On the street, on Saturday, Octo-
4 Der Sth, LADIES PLAIN GOLD
WATCH with monogram J. V. Z. mounted
on the outside case Attached to the watc h
was q RED ENAMELED PIN with pearl SET
ting. A suitable reward will be paid for its
return TO 511 Prince street. octS st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08

communication this
WSAIn1'''.'4 .,.c.-, his Sftorucon and to-
..la ..-. ,iplay ight variable winds
-. ...ss aos.awesiei.y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
DRESS GOODS.

Plaid Dress Goods Sc, 1Oc 12!c, zoe, 25c
to 81.
Rough Effects 10c, 12lc, 15c, etc
Two-toned Serges soc, something entirely .
new.
Cashmere Serges 65 and 75c
Rayaderc Soutsche 25c to $1,25.
Bayadere Skirt Patterns up to So.
Broadcloths in all colors
Covet Cloths 75c to 81 .25.
All-wool Black Sergcs 25c TO 81.
Satin Liberty Cloth 81.
54.inch-wide Vale Serge soc.
Briliantine and Siciiian Cloth 6Oc
Crepon 81 to $1.5O.
French Poplin a0c.
Silk Yelvets, all colors, were Toe, now SOC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08
Children'S School Handkerchief.

Children's All-lnen Handkerchief, hem.
stitched. Each sc.
Boys Al-'incn Hcmstitched Handker.
chiefs, 81. 90 dozen. Each Toe.
First floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-08

The "SOrOSiS'' Shoe,
The new shoe for women, combines the
height OF STYLE the extreme of fashion, the
acme of common sense and comfoIt-with a
moderate cost All styles of ''Sorosis" are
now in stock-all shapes and sizes, in black
and newest shades of TAM
So 50 is the price for all style.
Third floor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-10
THE ROYAL ROAD.
Good Food Is the Only w.

It's mans bad habits that hurt him
more than overwork The little habits of
coffee and tobacco hurt worse than some
OF the big ones, because they are continu-
ca more steadily than the greater habits
Many man is simply poisoned to death
" the alkaloids of coffee and tobacco.
and never will believe what is hurting
MIN. Let him quit tobacco, and use pos
tum Cereal Food Coffee in place of coffee
ana very soon he finds that nature the
great restorer, is at work. No medicine
IS needed simply quit doing those things
which poison and waste the energy. and
let nature build into body and brain from
good food. Postum is made entirely of
grains, by the Postum Cereal Co. lin
OF Battle Creek, Mich, and is nourisbing
ana tattenlng. Use plain, common food
and the food-drink dt looks like coffee but
is noO. Health win come ana he of
much more solid character than when
patched up with drugs.
Dr. II. F. Merriman, 22S9 Michigan ave.
chicago, says: Il have tried the Postum
and am pleased with it,"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-04-10
ELEoTRICITY's USES IN WAR.
Nerves of the Fighting ships Con-
troIed by Buttons and Switches.

From the New York Evening Post.
Whatever may be the direct outcome of
the present war alarms, they have render
ed a valuable service to the United States
navy in calling attention to ITS weakness
in one particular and vital regard. An
electrical expert to-day, says: I'VE have
been building warships, and equipping
them with the most advanced applications
of electricity to naval warfare, but. by an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-19
Red Letter Prices on
Wash Dress Goods.
Here Are Some Offerings You Should Jump At

Some More Good Items.
Here is a 10c line that ought to and
will be snapped up quickly:
All of our Organizes, Batistes and
fine Lawns, ranging in price, zoe, &c
and 25c the yard, at less than one-half
price, a 12-yard dress pattern q IN
from any -............... ~AHO
No limit to number of yards, IN
take any number at. ........... lVs
All of our Scotch Ginghams and
Madras Cloths that are selling at 25c
and soc the yard, light and dark col
ors, block checks, plaids and stripes,
full color assortments, any l0c
quantity, the yard ............. Nv
Cotton Duck, offered just when you
need them; no goods are more popu-
lar for outing dresses; colors are
white, navy, turquoise, cardinal olive,
tan and black; the very best III
Cotton Duck made, the yard. iS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-19
Silk Department.

These are a few of the values to be
had in this Great Red Letter Sale of
the year and should give you something
of an idea of its immensely.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

Northwest. however. impellcd afternoon
coverIus here which closed the market
strong at i.NAc. net advance. May cioS d
an G71.c.: August closed an 13c.. sepiem-
Der closed at 0s1lc.
tions opeued easier with wheat, but met
GOOD buying orders, Inspired by untavora-
BE crop news. and closed firm az nc. ad-
vance Nay sc, coss e' sf SiEc o'o4eu -
OATS-spOt nrm; No. ?, &c. options
auief and unchanged. September closed
Of DISC
BEEF-ouiet.
CUT MEATs-Firm.
LARD Steady. western. $40. SeDtem-
Der S5,7 nominal. Refined steady
IDRk-Sfcady.
BUTTER-Steady; western cIeailc.S'
fF,0l9c.. do. factory lnitc.. h,slia,
1Hc.. imitation creamery A'e l'o'' @--'''
CHEEsE-Dull. large white, &c.
FgGg-steadv. state and Pennsyfvania,
1J0l5kc.. western fresh. tJc. @,
TATOEs-Steady, Jerseys 80,
Long Island. Sl.0a2' s"eela' S'44''O'
southern S1.J0n2J0 m.
CCTTON-SEED OII-Dult.
PETKOLEUM-DuI. ..fr.re.,-
ROSIN-DuN ~"
TURPENTINE-QMet
CAEHAGF- STEADY. Long island. ~ >;
COFFEE-O Options steady M uiioI
prices 20 q decline OF points ie.eN t',
IN active but generally weak aI'et W.. ..i'
norarv eicadinoss. caused hy 1lsnef
iavre and Hamburg cable 4ao iafer
- roarfiou caused realizing clortn
steadv unchanged 10 ? points i2Hes'
esfcs g.. Soo bars. Including eeDtemocr,
s5GJ. October, $50. spgt--ittlto ~
40. invoice. b.s; ~
mild steady COrl0va. enlJc. o..t..-
e-GAR-Raw strong, iMr nus
. no. centrifugal. 80 test, 4 0-l1c. h--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
SEE THE WAR SHIPS.
NEXT SUNDAY.

Those going on the C.. * o. Sunday
outing Train next Sunday viii see a
great collection of Warships at Oid
Point Tho following ships are now am
chorcd or old Point. and additions aye
being daily made. San Francisco. "Flag-
shin; Manning Talbot, Casl.no Eagle.
Gloucester Window. Uncas. Newport.
Apache Cushing. Lebanon. Tccumseh.
Scorpion. supply. Osceola, Dolphin. tn
polka, Hornet. san Frauc,sco Hawk,
Fo0te, Ericsson. mckee Edwards. He
lena. Nankton. Marietta, Detroit Ma
Chias. Stranger Lancaster, PiscatauQus.
Wilmington Oneida. Wampatuck and
P0mply. The Sunday Outing Train
leaves Richmond at $40 a. d.. ard but
fLO is charged To- other ola Point,
ocean View on Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
ROCKBRIDGE SCHOOL BOARD.
Books for the Session Adopted-Read'
ers TO be Chosen Later

LEXINGTON, VA, August 2j-Profes-
sOr -. G.. Humphreys. Of Washington
and Leo University, mas been elected by
the Town Council a meIuber Of the Lex
ington School Board 10 MI the vacancy
caused By the s.gnation Of Professor >.
j. M0reland. who Is now principal OF the
McDOnOugh school near Baltimore.
Mayor Thomas l.. McCorkle has receiy-
ed d postal from the steamship Niger.
saying that the vessel had arrived at
Tenerine, and that his daughter, Mrs. {.
J. BOppel, who Is passenger going as
missionary 10 Africa, VAS quite well.
Judge 5. Houston Letcher has received
his commission as judge OF the Inlr-
teenth judicial Circuit. lie qualified
Wednesday morning before Judge VII
liam Il. Houston, OF the County Court.
and left that afternoon for CoviEgton,
where he viii hold the Circuit Court or
Allegheny county beginning to-day
Your correspondent notices that the
Richmond papers discussed the pIoDaO4e
successor Judge Letcher as president OK
the Board OF Visitors Of the virginia
Military Institute. His being judge OK the
Circuit Court is not Incompatible WITH
his position on the Virginia Military IN
stitute Board. His predecessor Judge
McIaughlin was for many years rector
OF Washington and Lee University,
similar position. The only difference DE-
tween the two institutions IS that me
former is controlled by the state, While
the latter IS 4 private corporation.
The County school Board Of Rockbridge
held their annual meeting here IN the
courthouse. County Superintendent J. ).
Saville called the meeting 70 orden.and
MIR. J. Scott Moore, clerk Of the board
acted as secretary. The districts IN tho
county were represented as follows:
Lexington. +. A. Moore, w. I. PoasueI
Central. ]. Scott Moore, W. d. Wahace'
L. NJ. Leebig; Natural Bridge, q. w: III
finger. X. 5. McCleum' Buffalo W. d.
Deacon: Kerrs Greek, VI. Z. Dunlap. "A
j. Hayslett: walkers Creek, J. D. CID
son. ]. $ Craig. South River. {. j. bsi.
\. H. Henry g..
The annual report OF the County super
intendent showed total enrolment last
session OF $40 pupils-t,0-o white ana
] go colored; white teachers H. coiofed'
tWenty-six.
The Board OF Supervisors were request
ed 10 make d levey for school purposes
OF ten cents on the 500 worth OF properly
for the county expenses and levy rang
ing from six cents TO ten cents on the
500 worth OF property for district eS-
oenses.
Rocks for the high and common schools
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
ARMlSTEAD CAMPS REUNION.
The Confcdcrates Have an Enjoyaoio
nnr-non. john numb spenks

CHASE CITY. VA. Aug. ll.-Specl'lg
Tns slyfh annual reunion of Armisled4
camp. e.. ". here to-day was sran,9
bCuutif,Il dinner aud splendid speeches.
Hon John Lamb. of Richmond, ana
Rev. Il. N Slainback. of Weldon. \
g.. were the principal orators ana theIf
addresses were of % nigh ofeer. -
Flouu9ut remarks were also made Dy
Polk Miller. oil Richmond. aud hon. r..
r. Thorpe. of Afocklenlurg. The uni
versll verdict emphasized the fact that
this was tie most enjoyable reunion IN
the history of the camp.
a. n business meeting OF the camp
many new memhors were enrolled. The
officers elected wore Thomas d. Jefress.
commander. Edward y G0ode nrst lieu-
teuant-cOmmaS Pier. Henry Wood, second
third liouteul nt-cOmmandor. Floyd
Clark. adiulant ~ was decided 10 hold
tho reunion next year in Clarksuile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
HANOVER CHOOSES BOOKS.
DIR. j. William Jones and Prof smith
ey's Histories are Selected.

ASHLAND, VA, Aug 2J.-Spec!aI.-Ine
Hanover County School Board net he.s
Wednesday TO select the list 81 BOOKS "a
be used In the pulic schcolsb ., .At
county Tor the next four years. 1here
vas q large number OF agents pfSs.ni
10 polnt out the special features or tni
books. Following are the books seleet<
ed: -. - -.
burns intellectual Arstnmstic;
Grammar-Wlitney ana Lociswoeos
and NVhitncy's Essentials OF Grammar.
Hlstory-Jjnited States History. by j.
William Jones, Virginia History by u.
r.. smithey Webstsrs Dictionary,
ThomDson's Drawing. Graphic Dctadon
Progressive Bianks. Virginia school Reg
isters. c--,er's rn.srlnsdiats Phys.ology.
Vens elefs Elements OF ceomstry. Went
wortn's plain and solid Geometry. Steele's
New Chemistry. roddhunter'k TriFo'
nometry. Tuel and Fowla<'s First Latin
Sock. ATcCabc Binghams LatiE Gram.
mar, Reader and Caesar, Mrr.i's Spsl@
Ter Johnson's Primer. SmtthdeAls Copy
book.
The burial OF Mr.. Barton Denton. who
died yesterday quite unexpectedly az ais
home al Dcswell. took place this after
noon IN the family bugyins groand nsas
that olane
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
COURT MARTIAL BUSY.
Cases Of Running the Blockade Arc
Now Being Tried at Camp Aiger.

CAMP AIGER, August zJ.-Special-
The ncwly-appointed summary courts
were busy yesterday trying minor
cases. such as running the block. etc.
one man who had taken French leave
on three former occasions and who stay
ed away six days on his last trip was
fined so with an additional fine OF 20
cents for each day he was absent and
also a sentence OK ten days in the guard
house.
When August hay-day rolls around tho
offender will receive only 500 for a whole
months service. Such trips can hardly
pay.
The many friends OF Lieut.. Venable,
~ Company &. were glad 10 learn TO-
day that his wife. who has been Ill aI
one of the near by houses for several
weeks. had been pronounced out or dan"
ger and IS very much better. Tho physi-
clans think she will continue to impro's
from now on.
IJeutenant-Colonel Keller had the First
Battalion out for an hour THIS morning
going through battalion movements.
Tine adjutants OF the three battalions
are now furnished horses on occasions
such as reviews. etc.
Chaplain Ferguson has recovered frcm
his recent spell Of sickness ana returned
TO camp this morning after two weeks
absence.
First Sergeant Percy Robinson OF
Company A, has returned 10 camp after
a pleasant visit to Danville.
Corporal Hamlin, OF the same COM
pany. has been detailed as the non-com-
mlssioned officer in charge OF the stables
al headquarters and is very much pleased
with his new duties.
Private Stone. OF Company y, Lynch
burg, who was 50 seriously III with ~
phoid fever q few days ago. Is impFov-
Inc and Il IS now thought that he Will
recover. Ills father, who resides az
Marion, IS here with him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

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Dixie Nerve and Bone Linamont cures
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is unsurpassed. After severe test Of
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Tnamont has proven 10 be just what
is needed in the household. II cures the
bite of poisonous insects. 4 few drops
applied nightly TO a corn or bunion Will
remove them without PAIN Sec that
YOU get Dixie Nerve and Bone Linament
price o. cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
PROF. NORTON ON
THE LATE WAR.
We Chose the Path That Has Never
Led to Aught But Ill.
THE PATH OF AGGRESSIVE WAR.
The Black and Brutal Nisagc of War
Takes on a Deeper Shade of Gloom
from Needless Suffering OF Our
Mcn-Has Brought Revolution

ASHFIELD. MASS, August 25.-The
Twentieth annual dinner ia aid OF SAM
derson Academy. was given this after
noon with Charles Elliott Norton, Pro-
fessor Emeritus Of Fine Arts OF Harvard
University, presiding. The principal adj
dress was by Professor Norton, who de-
voted himself 10 a discussion Of the late
war. Ho said IN part
And yet our hearts have been heavy
with new weight o. care, and the very
brightness OF the sunshine has but deep
onod by contrast the cloud OF our sorrow-
ful thoughts-s orrowful that our nation
should have turned its back upon It's old
ideals and standing &C the parting ways
should have chosen that ancient path
familiar 10 the old world, worn by the
bloody feet oil haploss generations and
which has never led TO anything out TIL
the path OF aggressive war; OF foreign
conquest, OF alien territorial aggrandi1e-
ment. the path that leads from trouble
10 trouble.
LIGHT FOLLOWED BY GLOOM.
"Tho black and brutal yisage OF war
has indeed been lighted up from time TO
time during the summer by the gallant
deeds OF our men in service and by tina
good conduct and marvellous good for
tune of our navy, and by the general
temper OF humanity displayed so soon AS
the actual fight was over by both officers
and men. But It has taken on a deeper
shade Of gloom from the needless suffer-
ines which our brave soldiers nave had
10 endure from the lack or due proYls-
ion for their needs alike in camp, on held
and in hospital II has been a miserable
spectacle of incOmpetency for when ac-
count must be rendered and penalty ex-
acted"
NOMINAL PEACE.
After review OF the events leadingAup
to the war. Professor Norton said:
peace has nomlnally come. The act
ual conflict has ended, but less than one
hundred days OF war has resulted In rev.
olution in the United States. The foun-
dations on which the republic has rested
have been unsettled; the principles upon
which the government depends have
been violated; we have undertaken oDh-
cations which neither our institutions nor
our national character enable US properly
10 discharge; we. tho one great non-mili-
tary power in the world, have suddenly
Joined the ranks OF the nations burdened
with great armies and navies; we have
loaded ourselves with an enormous addi-
tlonal debt and with an enormous IN
crease Of annual expenditures perma-
nont oppressive tax upon the industry or
the people and further whatever DISPOSE
ton may be made of the Philippines, we
are already, through holding them ana
claiming the right 10 dispose OF them,
thought into entangling relations with tho
nations OF the old world, and run tho
risk Of losing the inestimable boon which
has hitherto been ours, OF freedom In tho
complications OF the international politics
OF the old world. and OF remaining the
independent masters OF our own fortunes.
1t IS, indeed. a momentous revolution"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
MEETING MEDICAL SOCIETY OF
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Beach, Va, August 10Th TO
September I'd.

Tor tho above occasion the Norfolk
and Western railway Chic only an rail
lue-no boat rides or omnibus transfers.
viii sell round trip Iokris Richmond 90
Virginia Beach at $3.50. Tickets on sale
August 2,th io September lat OncusNo).
good for return passage uDIn September
5fn. The work of rock-bal.as.lug the
road between Petersburg and NOrfo *
havng been completed 'he ride VIII be
fast and smooth. pocahontas Smokelcss
Coal being exclusively used there Will be
neither clndors nor dur-. For luil ini i.
nation apply io Tho Richmond Transfer
Company. er cast Main street; H. O..
Carter. tic-cC agent. Byrd Street Gnicm
Depot. or af company office, corner
Ninth ana Main streets
r. W.. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26
NATURAL BRIDGE AND LURAY.
Special Excursion via Chesapeake and
Ohio.

The special excursion 70 Natural Bridge
and Luray viii leave Richmond from {.
& O. James River Division station 1870
\. NJ Saturday. AUG. 2,th, Rate Richmond
10 Natural Bridge and return $50; 10
Natural Bridge and Luray going via
James River Division and returning via
Basic. $500: tickets good until septem-
Der 5th. Special arrangements made 20
accommodate oxcursionists at Natural
Bridge and Luray hotels az rate Of 500
per day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-08-26

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2J.-FLOUR-Quiet
and unchanged. coff~.
co1.,. month. GgL 4G0i be-, september or IS
0f4r.c. December. G7itc. asked. Houth-
ern wheat. bv sample Go0lol-c. o.-
CORN-Easy, spot ano mo ~. .,,,
white corn, 33H3Jc. ,,..-....4
OATS D1li and easy: 40. white west
RyF-Easier; 10. nearby, &c.; No. =
cI-eAP- Strong and unchanged.
PrrTvTER-Steady. fancy creamery, lD"
1870.
EGGs-Tirm and unchanged.
CHEESE Steady and uncnahseu'
LETTUCE unchanged.
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