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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-24
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IS the guest OF Mrs. Garrett Gooch, at her
summer home, In Covington.
The arrival at Intermont of Lieutenant
Sorley, one of the wounded officers from
Santiago. caused ripple OF excitement
and patriotism, especially among the
young ladies. so that longer stay would
have developed for him many lovely
nurses and much jealousy on the part of
the stay-at-homes. But enthusiasm for
present heroes has not weakened our in
terest in pride for those of the past
Colonel George Weissinger, of Ken
lucky, has spent some time here and his
reputation as gallant Confederate officer
and his empty sleeve have been eloquent
reminders of days dear to our hearts.
Mr. William Gorsuch. OF Covngton, has
returned home from Knox College, Gales
burg, ILL.,, bringing additional laurels. He
was awarded the first honor In the recent
contest Of the Western Oratorical Asso-
citation. in which were representatives
from eleven States
Mrs. Seward. of Texas. is spending the
summer in Covington, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Wallace.
MRS. S. f. Chapman is visiting her hus-
band. Rev. s. +. Chapman, who Is In camp
with his regiment at Fredericksburg.
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A MILITARY WEDDING.
Major Watson, of the I'd VA. IN
fantry, Married Mt Abingdon.

ABINGDON, VA, July 23.-(Special.)-
The parlors of the beautiful home Of Miss
Bessie Wilson White were this morning
the scene OF one of the prettiest and most
impressive wedding ceremonies that ever
occurred in the quaint old town OF Abing-
don. The contracting parties were Major
James Clark Watson, Second Virginia In
fantry, United States Volunteers, now
stationed at Jacksonville Fla. and Miss
Bessie Wilson White, the only daughter
of the late n. X. White.
Major Watson had lived here for several
years, having in charge the large landed
estate in this county and Smythe of the
Douglas Company OF New York city. Ha
is very popular. Miss White Is one OF
Abingdon's fairest and loveliest daughters.
She is a niece of General Lawrence p.
Graham now retired, of the United
States army, and a cousin OF Major-Gene-
raj William NJ. Graham, commanding the
United States forces at Camp Russell
Alger Va. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. Claudius +. Smith.
rector Of St. Thomas's church. OF this
place. Professor Willoughby Reice rem
dered the wedding march.
The bride wore a simple girlish gown or
white organdie, with Gainesborough hat.
The groom was dressed In full uniform as
major of infantry. The happy couple left
on the noon train for Jacksonville, Fla
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over the prospect of those which are to
follow throughout the season. Should the
one spoken of above not take place, the
regular Blue Ridge Club will certainly
have theirs on Friday next
Among the most recent arrivals are:
Miss Helen Denham, of Gainesville. Fla. !;
Mr.. A. Hensell Bolar, of Monticello, Fla. !;
Hon. William Henry Mann. of Petersburg,
Va; Colonel w. II. Allan, of Washing
ton. d. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. busch, of
Norfolk, Va; Miss Virginia C. Simmons
and Miss Sarah Johnston, of Baltimore,
Nd: w. II. McAlister, of st. Louis; Mrs.
John Currie, Miss Fannie Lewis. NJ. P. A.
Starke, Miss Alice Hotchkiss, Miss Kate
Michaux. and Miss Edyth White. OF Rich
mond, Va; Mrs. f. C. Hattie, Miss Maize
Halter, and Mrs. Herbert Watts of
Lynchburg; Miss Sublett and Miss Elise
Sublett, OF st. Louis; Francis Wammack
and c. A. Penn, of North Carolina; j. W.
James and son, of Lynchburg, and II. Il.
Stone Of Galveston.
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Taxewell Tins.

TAzEWELL VA. July 2s.-(Special)-
county Court is still In session. and on
Thursday Alfred Hawkins was convicted
OF grand larceny and sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year.
the Tazewell High-School authorities
are erecting a large and handsome hall
Ior the use of the school.
TWO corps OF engineers are now at work
surveying railroad from the Elkhorn
DIVISION OF the Norfolk and Western. up
Dry Fork or Sandy. towards this point.
which will develop a large area OF the
finest coal In all this section, and It is
stated that there Is no question now OF its
construction. Ii is also said that the road
VIII run to within about twelve miles of
this point, which will make 1t an easy
matter to connect with the Clinch' Valley
Division of the Norfolk and Western.
Wartburg College. at Graham, together
with the grounds. Will was rated at
worth about $4,000 dur the boom. sold
this court for $1,000. Ho.l. A. ST. Clair be-
coming the purchaser
Robert c. Kent. Jr.. from Pulaski coun-
ty, Is on visit TO Tazewell
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CHE Neyek1z0ze
COvINGTON.
Life at the Intermont--The Guests
and the Amusements.

THE INTERMONT, CONVICTION. VA.
July 2S.--(Special)-Th golden days OF
summer pass by all too quickly. filled as
they are with summers pleasures and
with the restfulness which make the cares
OF the past winter seem impossible and
those of the coming one most improbable.
Each morning the groups gather on the
veranda for fancy work, gossip, or cards:
at midday In the cool parlor TO enjoy the
music recitals. and in the evening in the
ballroom, when bright music, a polished
foor, and gay dancers seem a fitting end
Ing for tho day in which only pleasure
seems TO have part.
This weeks euchre party was greatly
enjoyed. The tables were set in the sun
parlor. an ideal room fora morning game
In hot weather. with its light furniture OF
bamboo and fresh lace curtai u.s. The
snostesses on this occasion were Mesdames
Girardeau and Etchison. two very charm
Ing young matrons, who most gracefully
DISCHARGED their duties. The game was an
especially spirited one. being the first Of
the season.
The first prize. a silver and velvet pin
cushion, was awarded TO Mrs. e. NJ Net
Teton, OF Covington; the second, a silver
hat brush. 10 Mrs. Etchson, and tho
BOBBY silver seal. went 10 Miss Holz-
man.
Colonel and Mrs. II. L. Parrish, OF Cow
inston. have returned from visit 20 At
lantic city and other northern resorts.
Messrs. Robert Parrish and Warner Nc
Cabe have also returned from a visit TO
the Warm Springs.
Miss Annie Mckinney OF Petersburg,
who was so much admired at Intermont
last season. Is again the guest OF Miss
Alice Peyton. These TWO, with Misses
JEANNE colston Howard and Gabrielle
Page, Of Richmond, making very bright
party OF young girls in the first blush of
their debutante days
Anolner very attractive trio are Misses !
man.
Mr. Samuel venable, Of Petersburg. Is |
Miss Gene Baumgardner. OF staunton,
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THE BLUE RIDGE.
Things Proceeding With Their
Wonted Smoothncss-The Guests.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, July 22.-
(Special)-Things at Blue Ridge proceed
with :heir wonted smoothness. Not that
there is any lack of life, for that could
not be. with such jolly crowd as is now
here assembled. but everything takes
Place in a satisfactory way and without
any friction whatever. Richmond sends
some OF the most attractive girls. Nor
have other cities been backward In send
Ing fair representatives to swell the list
and maintain the places long established
reputation Moreover. the girls continue
10 come. and one fair flower after am
other Is added to the bouquet.
Tonight being Friday, there is some
tax OF german. though the regular time
Tor the next Is week hence.
me immense success OF last weeks GER
man makes the company very iubilant
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Springs have found that they have not
secured a bonus. They bid the route in
at s124. The tolls on the route are Sl2S.
At the beginning Of the term, which was
about one year ago, they sublet to a ne
gro here. at the price OF $3.50 per year and
his tolls. AS the negro had, in order to
do the work. to pay some extra tolls, this
netted him 20 cents per day. In order TO
comply with his contract, he has already
used up two horses. Recently the main
contractors, having failed to keep the tolls
paid up, he refused to comply further.
The agent of the contractor (who lives in
London, Ky.D has just been here, and
made new contract. Under IL the man
carried the mails for just one day, and
then, finding that his contract netted him
30 cents per day. out OF which he must
provide board for himself and two horses,
he has refused TO go on with the work
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The Boys at Chickamauga De-
lighted.

Before leaving for Chickamauga Park,
Ca, Lieutenant George +. Bass, Fifty
second Iowa Volunteers, procured few
bottles of Charuberlain's Collie, Cholera,
and Diarrhea Remedy. The boys were
delighted with the quick cures of diar-
rhea which it effected. To meet the de-
mands Lieutenant Bass ordered four
dozen bottles more by express and sold
the whole of it in one day, except three
bottles kept for his own use and for per-
sonal friends. II never fails to effect
cure, and is pleasant and safe to take. 1t
Is the most successful medicine in the
world for bowel complaints.
iy 1854. Su&Wfr
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IN THE cURrAIN-RooM.

Real Point de SPIRIT Lace Curtains, with
dainty Powered borders, yards long,
extra wide, former price. $685.; inven-
tory price. 1878.
Heavy Nottingham Lace Curtains.
pretty scroll patterns. Madras and fsh-
net weaves, 8 IL yards long, extra
wide. former price. 2.a; inventory
price. $50.
White and Ecru nottingham Lace Cur
tains. different styles. pretty pat
terms, regular width and length. for
mer price, 81; inventory price. 73c.
Plain-Whlte Muslin Curtains, heavy
ruffle, yards long, former price, N.25;
inventory price, Syc. pair,
Ga Damask Table Covers. with tied
fringe, satin-fnished, former price. 81;
inventory price. soc.
Is pieces of Silkoline Tinsel and lap
pet Drapery, all colors, former price,
IL IL and l5c.; inventory price. z Use.
japanese Fan Fire Screens, heavy gilt
worked, all colors former price, &c;
inventory price 10c.
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Recruiting In Abingdon.

ABINGDON, VA, July 23.-(Special.)-
Captain r. r. Freeman. Of the Danville
Blues, has been here for the past ten
days seeking recruits for the. Second Bat
talon, Third Virginia Regiment. He has
met with fairly good success having al
ready sent TO the camp about thirty men
from this point. He expects 10 remain
here few days longer and complete his
quota of recruits. Captain Freeman is a
very genial gentleman, and has made
many friends among our people.
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JEwELpY.

9b w Gi<stl.
Extra size Ladies Pearl Va.
hand carved. reduced from ~ "
Ladies' Handsomely Carol 10.
Waist Sets reduced from a. b. I've
Chlldren's Bracelets, in gilt 9-d ~
with locks. reduced from Co. :. -
Gilt and SiIvered Jewelled ~, 20
duced from 25c. to Dc. wv -
Heavy Silver and Oxdlzed /
Turtle Girdlts. reduced fros s1ss-s
Csc. ~ 81
Ladies' Heavy Black Watch Cp,.s
silk, with silver slides, redsee1, II
25c to 10c. "a
WRAPPERS.
Blue Percale and Fancy Satin. -
pers, fine Iace-trlmmed, OLE, W.
med with narrow ribbon. for,'s. M.
Sl.25. inventory price s5c. Ttl
Plaid, Pink, and White ara t..
and White Sheer Dimity wa.s|
trimmed in narrow Valencies,.al'iek
cut very full. former prlce q I. ~
ventory price 81. w. n
Solid Colored Lawn Wrappc-s q, Il,
Blue. Lavender. and White
back. full front. trimmed m ~ q.
enciennes lace. former price 8
tory price S1.6O. ~t'
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4x5 Promo Camera, regular
price S12. inventory price,
$3.50.
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
Cambria and Swiss Embroidery. open
pattern, for &c. yard.
rs and &c. Cambria and Swiss Embroi-
derry. open and close designs, for lie.
l2..yard piece of valenciennes Inserting
for 22c.
12-piece piece Of Valenciennes Lace for
12c
e-inch Beige venise Lace, the kind that
sells for 75c.. to close Al tic. yard.
y yards Of Fine White Footing for Csc
Point d'Esprit Footngs start at &C.. I;
others at and Toe. yard.
Lace Edge, to match. for ) and Sc.
yard.
Large Applique Bow-Knots for 19c.
each; smaller size for 1Oc. each.
Join our Sewing-Machine
Club-easy payments to MEM
bers. Every one can get a new,
up-tO-date Sewing-Machine at
a small cost.
First-class Sewing Machines,
SI7.o5: good as any made;
manufacturers warrant for
five years.
Attachments, Parts, Needles,
&C., for all kinds Sewing
Machines.
If your Sewing-Machine is
out of fix send us a postal
card we will put it in first
class order for you.
Hair=Dressing Parlors.
ELECTRINE will keep the
most refractory hair in
curl, 25c.
Freokle Cream will positively |
remove freckles or money |
refunded, soc.
Pon-Zo-Ni-Na, for the COM
plexion, removes black
heads, pimples, blotches,
with surprising quickness,
soc.
Hair Switches, long hair, no
stem, former price, $i.a5;
inventory sale, 75c.
Long Hair Switches, all CO.
lors, former price, $3.50;
inventory sale, ST..
Marie Antoinette Neck curls,
all colors, I21c.
Beau Brummell Nail-PoIish,
Manicuring, 25c.
LADIES' SUITS.
Ladies' Black Serge Blouse Suits, jacket
lined through, both skirt and JACKET
trimmed with navy braid, former price
$3.50, inventory price .............$2.0S.
Black Refer Coat Suits. jacket lined
with colored silk, skirts lined with
percaline, new style, former price 500,
Black Clotta Tuxedo Suits, with coat
that fits perfectly, either buttoned up
or loose. Jacket lined with Black taft
feta, suit and jacket both braided, for
mer price SIS. inventory price. Isl 90.
Light Gray 3-Button Getaway Coat Suit.
lined with shaded taffeta silk, finished
with raised seams. elegantly tailored,
former price 500. inventory price $40.
Mems Leaf her Watch Chains,
4 tan and black; only 80 left,
} be closed out at &c.
FURNITURE.
Wood-Seat Oak Dining-Room Chairs,
spindle back, brace arm, reduced from
$l10 in this sale TO G5c.
Oak Chairs. with springs,
polished brace arms, sold for Sl.75, in
this sale $50.
Arm Wicker Rockers, double cane seats,
high back, in red, green. or sixteenth
century. reduced for this sale from
$3.50 TO S1.75.
Arm Wicker Rockers. that have been
selling at s225 reduced for this sale
to 81 so.
steamer Reclining Chairs, sold for i2.75;
Mondays sale. Sl.oO
We have the following Couches lert
from last Mondays sale: covered in
Leather; 4 covered in Velour; covered
I'm Bagdad. and covered in Tapestry
all reduced in prices.
077ssaMnx nars r neHEw
NeeSlGAgz0ze
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Notions and Small Wares re-
duced TO cost and less.

Best Impervious Rubber Dress Shields.
Nos. 2. s. and 4, always 25c. reduced
20 15c. pair.
Genuine Steel Nickel-PIated Scissors.
large sizes-6 6 l2. and Z inches-al-
ways Csc, reduced to 1Oc pair.
Featherstitch Braids. neat patterns, No.
quality. always cost &C.. reduced to
Ic bunch.
Good Steel Scissors reduced for this sale
from Zoe. TO sc. pair
Ready-Made Carriers. bows and buckles.
In boxes, reduced for this sale from
Zoe. TO &c.
Big lot Of Needles OF all kinds were 8.
s. and 10c.. reduced for this sale to 1c.
paper
Big basket Elastlcs. in garter lengths.
were 10, 10, and &c, reduced for this
sale to &c. choice.
1900 dozen Invisible Hair-Pins, of all
kinds, reduced for this sale to &c.
dozen papers.
20 and 25c. smooth Shell Hair-Pins re-
duced for this sale to IOc. dozen.
loo grade Shell Hair-Pins reduced for
this sale 90 &c. dozen.
Large Size Rubber-J.ined Dress Shields
reduced for this sale TO Sc. pair--slx
pairs, doc.
Bone Castings full pieces and perfect,
reduced for this sale to &c. piece.
21-2 yards Heavy laces, I'm Black only.
reduced from 15c. for this sale to SC.
dozen.
&C. Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces reduced
from &c. for this sale to lie. pair.
Egg Darners reduced for this sale, 1c.
each.
Full-Width Heavy Velvet Bindings re-
duced from &C. for this sale, Ic yard.
100 yards Spool Black Sewing silk, zoe.
Dozen
Nickel Safety-Pins ..............2c.
SILK Nainsook and Stockinet Shields.
best goods. former prices 50 and foe
25c. pair.
25c. Stockinet and Silk Shields, Nos. 2,
y, and 4, TO close .............10c. pair
lsc lmpervious stoclsinet and Rubber
nhSluS 's....... ..........12 lie pair
l7e. Largest Stockinet and Nainsook
covered SHIELDS ...............1 Toe. pair.
LINENS.
2-yard-wide Satin Damask Table Linen.
Soc. value. for soc. yard.
Linen Table Damask. Sc inchea wide
soc. value, for 19c. yard
Pure Linen, EXtra-Iarge Huck Towels
l5c. value for 1Oc. each.
Pure Linen Satin Damask Doylies IL
inches square. for SC each.
Pure Linen 1S-inch Damask Naukins
.Stiller's $l60 quality, for 81 dozen.
S5c. quality Bleached Turkish Bath
Towels. IA yards long. for I0c. each
snz ss q IN ~ e ssss Z x"|8EEs |
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BATH COUNTY.
Mail Contracts That Did Not
Pay.

WARM SPRINGS. VA. July 23.-(Spe-
cial.) -Miss Willie May Mcdonald. of Cow
ington, is Visiting relatives at this place.
Rev. DR.. George w. Finley, u Fishers
Vile. and Mr.. William NJ. McAl.ister left
here this morning for three weeks visit
to Webster Springs, in West Virginia.
Mrs. James A. Frazier. wife OF the pro-
prietor OF Rockbridge Alum Springs. Is
much better.
The contractors 40 bid on the carry
Ing OF tho ~.ils = this point to Hot
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Extraordinary sale Of Fine
Imported Silk Grenadines and
Hermann.
z4-inch Plain Black Iron-Frame Grena'
dine, the best wearing material made
former. price $50 yard; inventory
price, 0Dc.
44-inch All-Silk Fine Black French Bro
cade Hermann, beautiful texture, The
price was s275 yard; inventory price
$1.00.
l4-inch Fine Black Imported Satin
Striped Grenadines and Hermann, the
handsomest all-silk fabric made. and
all this seasons goods, our regular
price 1915 the yard; inventory price,
$3.50.
BLACK SILKS.
23-inch Black Brocade India Silks, small
and medium designs, were S9c. PEI
yard; inventory price, 6oc.
2O-inch Black Figured Moscovite Silks,
regular Sis grade; inventory price,
O5e.
N-inch Plain Black japanese Silk, the
Coo. quality; inventory price, 4oc.
20-inch Black Uigh-Lustre Rustling Taft
feta, good SSc. silk; inventory price.
O0c.
23-inch All-Slk Black Satin Duchess
and Black Brocade Gros-Grain SILK,
worth % yard; inventory price. 0Sc.
A-inch Black Melrose Silk, an excellent
wearing material, for waists and full
costumes, n splendid $3.50 silk; inven-
tory price. 81 30.
COLORED SILKS.
19-inch All-Siik Two-Tone Colored Taf-
fetas, the rustling kind the regular
75c. goods; inventory price, 49c.
3-inch All Pure Silk Indlas, in full
line of figures and brocades, light and
dark colorings, all worth from 45 TO
59c. per yard; inventory price. 10c.
2o-inch All-Silk Striped Habutai, all the
latest colorings, a regular Acc. grade;
inventory price, 26c.
H-inch Striped Louisene SILK, warranted
all pure silk, and worth 81 per yard,
inventory price 4Jc.
20-inch All-Slk Brilliant Plaid Habutai,
for shirt-waists and children's dresses,
former price &c., yard; inventory
24-inch Handsome All-Silk Colored Fou-
lards. figures and brocades. our price
was 81 yard inventory price soc.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
3S-inch Black Repp and Figured Mohair
Suiting, small and medium designs,
worth 75c. yard; inventory price,
30c.
3S-inch Black Figured and Brocade No
velties. were 35c. a yard; inventory
price, 1Sc.
R-inch Black Brocade Etamine Mohair,
the 81 goods: inventory price, 6Oc.
2-inch Lace-Stripe Grenadine. Figured
Examine, and Brocade Suitings, and
Plain Grenadines, all worth so to Zoe.
a yard; inventory price, csc
46-inch Extra Fine Black Reversible Mo-
hair Brilliantine, a splendid 81 grade;
inventory price, S5c.
46-inch Fine Black Imported Dress
Fabrics, In brocade. figures, and
Bayadere effects, former prices $3.50.
$L75, and & yard; inventory price, 81. |
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Toilet Department reduced to
ciOan out half of the stock in
one day.

Select lot Box Papers. the finest. that
were formerly sold up TO 7bc., reduced
10 SOC. choice.
Choice Linen Paper. popular shades
formerly &C.; reduced 10 I9c.
Big lot Papers, boxed, were sold up TO
&c, reduced 10 10c. choice.
zoo pounds Linen and Plate Stationery,
sold for ac., reduced to DC. pound.
Combination Russell Polish and best
Black Cropsy). sold for lec., reduced
10 &c.
16c. boxes Perfumed Borated Talcum
Powder. reduced 10 &c.
Pure Palm Soap. full weight formerly
sold for f0c.. reduced TO zoe. dozen
Pure Distilled Bay-Rum, sold for lsc..
reduced 10 10c.
Imported Green CASTLE Soap, the genu-
Inc. reduced 70 Sc. pound-35c bar.
Fine Cloth Brushes. manufactured TO
sell for &c. reduced TO JOc. each
&c HandBrushes reduced 10 1c. eacn.
S-row Brjstie Polished-B Back Hair
Brushes, sold for 60c.. reduced 70 25c.
.9c. Hair-Brushes reduced to IOc. each.
Real Bristle Bath-Brushes. with hand
strap. sold for 75c.. reduced to zoe
l5c. Bone Handle brushes, cleaner
attached. &c.
Zoe COmplexion-B Brushes. 25c.
2Vc. SILK Sponges reduced 10 sc.
fVc. Extra Large and Fine Bath Sponges
reduced to 25c.
25c. Raven Gloss Shoe Polish, will not
crack the leather. J5c.
Bevel-Edge Leatherette Mirror, tripli-
cate, 75c. article. for 25c.
2Jc. Heavy Rubber Round-Combs re-
duced TO Toe.
Sample lot Of Combs Of all kinds. not to
be duplicated from % to 75c reduced
for this sale 10 10 Ice
4-ounce Double-Cakes Palm Soap &c.
new shades zoe. Bond Linen Papers.
styles. reduced 10 ..........IOc. olIire
Envelopes to match -IOc
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Best Garden Hose, warranted
two seasons, &c. a foot.
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

$3.50 and s3.4S Imported Dress Stunfs. N
Guiding the choicest Of the English
German, and French weaves, exquisite
ly colored, fine woods and silk and
wool effects. one of a kind only; your
pick at Csc. the yard.
t2-incb French-Finished Broadcloth.
tailor effects, in seaside and mountain
Sttel-sold at 81 the yard; to-day your
pick at zoe.
So-inch Fancy Weave Pure Wool Stuffs
imported to sell at 50 to Soc, varied Sc
- lection: to-day at 2oc. yard
oo-llcn select Wollens. summer-weight,
medium or light colors. 25 and sac
grades; to-day at I0c. yard.
for GOLF and Bike Scrvice-English and
scotch Suitings. swell colors-N grade,
Ooc.; 89c. grade Soc ward
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Old Papers for Sale
at the Dispatch Office. l5c. per hundred.
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lfncd-at specially reuuceu
prices.
THIN WHITE GOODS.
400 yards Lace-Thread organdies. cur
usual icc. qualities; in this sale,4 s-oc.
yard.
70 pieces English Long Cloth. u yards
20 the piece, very sheer, $I.Oo piece.
40-inch India Linen. sold for &C.; inven-
tory price, Use. yard.
20 pieces Pure White Cambria, reduced
from Sc. 10 7-Sc. yard.
40-!nch Apron Lawn, full pieces, inyen"
tory price 3 3-4c. yard.
200 yards i9c. Fancy Pique, inventory
price, IL f-2c.
case Book-FQld India Linen, inven-
tory price. z Use.
x0c Heavy Corded Pique, inventory
price &c.
Full Yard-Wide LINEN Lawn. would be
cheap at 70c.; inventory price. SOC.
300 yards Plaid and Striped Check Mus
lin, inventory price. 3-4c.
lie. Embroidered Apron Muslin. 1Oc.
yard.
Fine White Dimlties, usual 30c. quality;
IN this sale ~ lie. yard.
Plaid Organdies. 2Oc. kind; inventory
price. &c.
Very Fine French Organdie. could not
be reproduced under 25c.; sale price.
lie
2-yard-wide White OrgandIe. sells every
where at J0c., marked down for this
sale TO zoe. yal1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-24

Fine Travelling Bags-best |
leather, leather lined or linen
lincd-at specially reduced
prices.