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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
SOCIETY NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Unique Party Given by the Misses
League Meets

The Misses Branch gave last night one
OF the most unique parties that have been
given this season. Seventeen gentlemen
and fifteen ladies were present, anu t't'h
came dressed as a small cnlld or q pdpF'
Much merrimcnt was accustomed py lno
"cute" costumes ana the WhoIe aIl"lI
was brilliant success
There was a meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association yesterday ny
noon OF the Consumers League. MIS-. l..
&. Minor presided. The i&dles present
We're Mrs. Townes. Mrs. Lottier Mrs.
,asl<ie Cabel Mrs. w IL. Archer, Mrs.
James Walker. Miss Mary cameron MIS-.
Matt GilmOur, Mrs HdlyDWtou, MIS-.
i. l. Lewis. Miss Mary Lewis Mrs An
drew Christian, and Miss Houston. Mrs.
Minor read a beautiful letter from Miss
Lutte Peasants. speaking of the splen-
did opportunities OF the League OihceIs
were elected. and "a constitution adopted.
The officers and Governors Board IN
clude many prominent women.
Mrs Randolph sends the Dispatch the
following: An imitation was sent 10 sons
of Veterans 10 be present at the annual
tea given by the Richmond Chapter
Daughters OF the Confedoracy. at Lee
Camp Han, Monday January 3Oth. The
invitations did not reach the committee
until too late for meeting on Monday
last. All Sons Of Veterans are cordially
invited. Hours. half-past 10 half-past o."
Next Monday night the Gesangverein
Virginia viii give masquerade BAN TO
all children OF its members under 10 years
OF age. on which occasion none over that
age Will bo permitted on the floor. Ten
prizes will be given-iive 10 boys and
five 70 girls-fOr the best and most Origi-
nal masks. On February 18th the mas
Qucrace ball of tho season viii be given
by the Gesangverein az Sanger Han. This
is Tor the members. and no children will
be permitted 10 attend.
Rev. Walter b. Capers. rector Johns
Memorial church. Farmvillo Va. IS visit
Ing relatives at No go Floyd avenue
This city, and Is expected 20 occupy the
pulpit Of Holy Trinity church on sun
. day next Mr. Capers is the son of Right
Rev Elierson Capers. -. D.. Bishop OF
4 South Carolina.
Mr. Nelson Sale OF Bedford CITY. and
Miss Grace Tunstall, OF this city We're
married Wednesday morning az HOLY
Trinity church by Roy j. Gravatt
Tho ceremony was OF the simplest char
acter and there were no attendants. Inn
ineclately after the marriage Mr.. and
Mrs. Sale left for Bedford City, their
future home. 20 which they are followed
by many good wishes.
There VIII be rehearsal Of the "Sir
Roger dc Coyerly' tonight at $3.50 at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

There VIII be "A rehearsal Of the "Slr
Roger dc CoYeriy' tonight at $50 at the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

4 PROFITABLE PAWNBROKER'S
AND JEWELLERY BUSINESS combined
for sale in this state Fully established,
and the only one Of los kind i'm a town
of 10000 inhabitants Good reasons for
selling. Address PLEDGE" care of this
office ia lJ-Suu. W&t12tF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

by sutton * 60.
Real Estate Auctiluo'rs.
corner Tenth and LHrh -,tt'Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
THE LEFTOVER CURTAINS FROM
THE MILI-END SALE

ARE IN THE REMNANTS TODAY.
90 and 75c Lace Curtains are DC, ST.,
and 81 q kinds, nice patterns are 6oc.
Irsh-Point Curtains mill ends, for y 30
pair. would be a bargain a $3.50
SnkOlnes for l-2c.. instead of Y he.
Curtain Swiss for 3-4c.
Tinscl Crepes for Sc.
Figured CretoHnes for 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
AUCTIOS sALEs-ThIs Day.

WHEN REAL EsTATE Is SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THk
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
DEATH OF MISS sEDsIE BRoADpUs.

Intelligence was received here yesterday
Of the death in Caroline county on Tues
day OF Miss bessie BrOadGus. who lived
in Manchester for several years, and had
many friends here and m Richmond. She
had neeu in III health for some time, but
the news Of her death came as Il great
shock 10 her acquaintances.
Miss Broaddus was a daughter Of Mr.
George Broaddus, of Caroline, and had
both attended and taught school here.
She was "a sister Of Mrs. Thornton, who
died i'm Manchester about two months
ago, when she had been married only ten
anNs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
Gen. wcisiger Somewhat Stronger.

General David a Wcisiecr's condition
was somewhat improved yesterday. He
appeared to be rather stronger. and was
resting easier last night.
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DIsscLuTroNs & CopARTNEasHIps.

Richmond. Va. January o. 1899.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Isaac May and Moses
May, under the firm name Of May Bro
tual consent. Moses May continuing the
business.
(SigneO NOSES MAY.
tSigutd ISAAC MAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
by \. w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuCtioncer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NO

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF NO
u 1925 EAST FRANKLIN STREET-A GOOD
STORE WITH DWELLING ABOVE
In execution Of a decree entered October
s, 1895, in the Chancery Court Of Rich
mond I'm tho suit Of ELAN and ais. VS..
Mitchell, &C." we will sell by auction on
the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY /. 1899.
az l o'clock p. NJ. the STORE AND
DWELLING COMBINED. 40. 1925 east
Franklin street. fronting "A - feet on the
south lire of Franklin street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. by a
depth of 90 feet. This centrally-located
property ordinarily rents well. and though
partly vacant now. it viii doubtless soon
be in demand az fair rental. for revival
OF business is now Internationally Just
ahead Of us.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the resi-
due at six and twelve months. for notes.
with interest. and title retained.
SOL. CUTCHINS
HARVEY WILSON.
JOHN A. LAMB.
Special Commissioners.
| hereby certify that the bond raouiroa
or the special commissioners nv fore
going decree has been duly given
CHARLES .. SAVTTTF
IN 80 Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
BUSINESS WANTS.
ANTEn.

BOARDERS FOR TWO NICELY-FUR-
nished Pleasant Rooms, an c0nyeniences;
one first other second floor front room.
NJ desired Use OF parlors Home COM
forts. Private family. Address 3l2 east
CLAY. ja 26-2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

Mr.. Nelson Sale Of Bedford city. and
Miss Grace Tunstall. OF this city We're
married Wednesday morning al Holy
Trinity church by Roy j j. Gravatt.
Tho ceremony was OF the simplest char
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
REMNANT OF NOTIONS FROM THE
GREAT NIILL-END SALE.

2-ounce-cake of Fine Palm Soap for 1c.
a cake.
5-Hook Corset Stees for &c.
Rubber Dressing Combs for &c.
Nice Pearl Buttons FOR &c. a dozen.
5l-2 dozen cakes OF Fine Milled Toilet
Soap worth 1-3c, for 2 lie. a cake
6-yard lunches of Fancy and White
Beading for &c. piece.
John D. Clarks SOft-Finish Machine
Thread for 2 1-2c. a spoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
ANTIcD.

\ FIRST-CI4ASS COOK. WASHER AND
lroner Apply. with recommendations. 20
lllO west Main street. Ia 1927
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DON'T EXPECT EN- AGAIN AT
PRICES LIKE THESE
TnE MIIlTE GOODs MILL-ENDs
WERE SOLD FOR LESS THAN COST
THE REMNANTS ARE STILL
CHEAPER.

Miu-End Remnants White Checked
Nainsools and India Lipons, lc. yard.
Mni-End Remnants Fine English Nam
sook. 10 and 2c. grades, i--t. ydIu;
kind. for &c. yard.
NIill-End Remnants Fine White India
Iluons e.. yard for y II ana 10 2-3c.
grades.
Mil-Epd Remnants White Dimitles ana
cords. &c. yard. instead Of 10 and
j. l-3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

The Manchester Board of Health ana
the special committee appointed by the
Council Of that city met last night and
prescribed rules for general vaecina-
ton. and appointed physicians to carry
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WANTED.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO SELL AN "EVERETT' UPRIGHT
Piano. as good az new. VIII sell cheap.
Address Post-Ohice Box 5O1, city ja 2j-6t
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IN execution Of the provisions oi "a r...
tdlu decd OF trust OF July J. Isll and G....
recorded i'm Richmond Cnauc.-v ,ort
m Deadlock To- g.. rta. s. me- .rI.r'
signed VIA offer for sale dL DE-. Tina. ID.
place stated, that LOT WITH .AUg.
FOJ E-SIORl BRICK BUILDING ~
Gated al northwest corner N.uDf.srtt d.
Cary streets. covering the ort.ra
and having frontage of lG l.t Id
Nineteenth street ana l05 f0et oI oa.
street.
The property is entirely detached On
three Sides having a wide ou .s
north.
This building is admirably liau-s .c
any. large manufacturing puto
cially tobacco. Thoroughly It.'rl .n
an sides, and no expense spared M Is
construction. is fitted with au boo -l
cOnVenicnces for the transaction M iIe..
ness and the handling Of goods. gro
OF the best material, and BOO W M
rough manner. Ihoe. property has every
transportation facility being WlflH q
very short distance ~ rail AID yates
lines. Taking everything into consider
ton, 10 would be difficult tO nnQ L proc
perty better located. better built Hu-
better suited for manufacturing r.r-
poses in the entire city and those ...-
tcmplaUng the purchase OF such -l
not fail 90 investigate this opportunity
TERMS: One fourth cash. residue H
three equal instalmentS payable. resp
lively. at one. two. and three years, VII
interest added from tho day Of sale. b
deferred payments 90 be evidenced
negotiable notes. with the right restrr.
TO the purchaser ~ pay che entire -
chase money in cash. or 10 anticipate .fa
!ustalmeufS. less uncorrnI n-
terest. and an deferred payment fo 70
secured by trust deed Ou tae pIoltr-..
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
.,-tl.l-f-nT f-rs rha bon. t. .frrr. .rr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

HUNDREDS or USEFUL ARTICLES
ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

Lengths Linen Table Damask. soc. grade,
for 35c yard; others AT 20c. from 4Jc.
Linen Damasks. lengths 1 IL 10 yards,
for zoe. yard, from N.l9 and N-Zo;
others at l5c. yard, from Soc.
odd Linen Dinner Napkins. Scotch,
Irish. and German. about half-priced.
Odd Linen Towels, were l6 2-S and l9c'
for Joe. each.
Turkish Bath Towels, slightly impcr-
feet. l6 and l9c. ones, for Joe.
Linen Tray Cloths. show handling. 2jc.
ones. for 121-2c.; others. that were
70 lee. for Be.
MilI-Ends Bleached Bath Towels. y l-2c.
ones for Sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

WANTED

ONE OR TWO GOOD MEN WITH
small capital 10 invest I'm am absolutely
safe permanent. profitable business. that
VIII pay 80 day sgre. Don't condemn
this "ad' until you Investigate. HAP-
FORD d LEWIS Hotel Lexington
. il 26-2.s
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FULL 500 LOSS ON BLACK "ooDS
REMNANTS TODAY.

Nobair Figured Frlczc Cloth. J-l VIDE
sold FOR ssc. "a yard. remnant price re.
priestley's Suk-Finishcd Henrcttas' the
81 kind. for 60c. a yard. -o.,
Nohsir Brocadcs. from g. 10 7l-2-yard
lengths. remnant price lie. YaId'
former price &c. la....,-
rans and s0hels. sold mp 10 Sl.SI IL
ward. remnant price .oc.
D0ubie-Fold Armures, CashmeItS' Gnu
Engl!sh Whip-Cords the 10 % ana Zoe.
ones. for 8 3-ic. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE n,

WHEN REAL EsTITE Is sold rg,.
TAXES TOR THE CURRENT CA!'Esas
OAR YEAR ARE 70 BE rAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR .-hD THs
NENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
INTERESTING ITEMS FPOM OUR
GREAT MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR SALE.
SOME OF THE LEFT-ovERs CHEAP.

SOME OF THE LEFT-OVERS CHEAP.
Soiled Corset Covers az 1jc; cost up TO
zoe.
Csc Trimmed Drawers for 2jc. pair.
S.25 Chemise. show handling 15c.: other
Chomise for Y 1-2c.. instead of 25c
SOiled 81 % Gowns are 75c.; the g. %
Gowns are I.25; csc Gowns are in the
remnant lot at SOC.
Soiled 81 and 81 % Skirts are Soc; the
Soc Skirts for DC.
Chlldrcn's White Dresses were &C.,
now SIC: other Fine White Dresses,
show soil are eJc.. from N.25.
Odd lot Children's Drawers 4c a pair.
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
THE COLORED ODD-FELLOWs uArr.
No. ~ NORTH THIRD STREET


~ virtue Of n certain deed Of f-....
duly recorded in the Clerks Office NJ p..,'
incnd chdncery COnrt in Dccl-B0r. rs
IS page 4D. default having been made F,
the payment Of money therein sa..r a
ana being go required by the bcnedas.t
l VIII sell by public auction. on he prem,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1871
az p. n, the REAL ESTATE des,-...
IN SAID deed as follows: on the ease ~
on Ihird Gd) street between Jac..
street and Duval street fronting 0u Is
lhlrQ t3dD street twenty-five C5) feDf. ID
running back between parallel lines '-..
tasteriy direction one hundred and tr.
t{-tW0 d2-) feet 20 70 sixteen GO fa.f XIX
aHey. \ good substantial brick t..r
ing, three stories high. with br..r....
covers the entire lot. the FIRST f.-- A..
which is fitted for a store. with tt. r,...-
part lor hall and lodge purposes
TERMS. \ sufficient sum ir r.., .
defray the expenses of exccrfi,, b.
trust and to pay "a debt of H.n ..'
interest from July IS lS9. and ae D.,
surplus a credS of six. twelve. and ..'..
teen months. io- negotiable note.
Ing Interest from date of 4Ia an
cent, 10 be secured on the p,..srt.. -.
decd OF trust unless tho rart...
teIest shall, at Tho hour NJ .
other terms for the said surr...
Ja 70 RIO. STILES r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
REMNANTS or CARPETS.

Remnants of Tapestry Brussels Car
pets 10 - yards zoe. "a yard.
Remnants of Wilton Carpets, S TO %
yards ljc. a yard.
Remnants of Body Brussels Carpets, 6
TO 81 yards. SOC a yard.
Remnants Of Administer Carpets, 10
30 yards SOC a yard.
Wilton Rugs. size 3lX6O. soilcd. were
S1.7J. now Toe.
Smyrna Druggets size 3Xi yards, soil
ed. for $3.50. from $3.50.
japanese Druggets size 2 1-2X3 IL
yards. were $40 now SlJ)
2 rolls of Wilton Border damaged. ori2i-
nal price 81 a yard, as they are 100 a
ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

BY the Valentine Auction Company,
S29 east Broad street.
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&. 7. @.
&c..
CIGARS

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
WANTED,
\ POSITION AS STATIONARY EN-
slneer. IT you want q man around "a
steam plant in any capacity write TO me.
Address SAFETY, care Dispatch.
j. Z7-3t'
WANTED,
by NEW YORK PAPER HOUSE. RESI-
cent salesman for city OF Richmond. Adj
Dress, giving references and experience
NJ. X, y. o. Box 612, New York. ja I-lt
WANTED.
\ FIRSr-CI4ASS COOK. WASHER AND
lroner Apply. with recommendations 20
INV west Main street ia ZG-2t
WANTED.
PROFITABLE WORK OFFERED
agents In every town 90 secure subscrip-
IONS 10 the Ladies' Home Journal and
the Saturday Evening Post. Good pay for
good work. We want agents 10 work
thoroughly and with business system 10
cover each section with our illustrates
little booklets and other advertising mat
ter. How well some OF our agents have
succeeded is told IN little booklet we
would like 10 send you--pOrtraits of some
or cur best agents. with the story OF
now they made II pay. THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia
d. ia H-lSt
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III o Z s + Fl O J. D FURNITURE,
II STOVES. SILVERPLATED WARE, &C,
AT AUCTION.-We win sell a very large
lot of Select Furniture
TODAY
at our warerooms. beginning at 1890 A.
NJ. TO which we ask the attention Of
buyers consisting Of
Oak and Walnut Chamber Suits;
Walnut and Oak Wardrobes
Bureaus. Extension and other Tables:
Bullets. Parlor Suits. Chairs;
New ana Secondhand Cook and Heating
Stoves:
1 very fine Folding Bed. I'm cherry. with
large plate-glass mirror 10 front;
Cigars. and many other Miscellaneous
Articles 10 be sold.
FRED. II. WILLIAMS
in n AuctiOnoer
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BY r. y. Chahln & Co. Gncorpora,et,
Real Estate Auctlonecrs.
No. 1 north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
ZINE COUCHES, MIRRORS, PIC
u TIRES. CARPETS. SIOYES. ART

SQUARES. AND A GENERAL LINE
or FURNITURE At AUCTION.-We
will sell at our wareroOm, s29 east Broad
street,
THIS friday MORNING. JAN. 9th,
at 1890 o'clock. Very Fine Couches Mir
rors and Pictures, oak and Walnut EX-
tension-Tables. Wood and Canc-Seat
Chairs and Rockers. Chamber Suits, Blu
roaus. Bedsteads. and Washstands, Very
Pretty Cherry Frame ParlOr suit uphol-
stored in reps) Walnut SideDoards.
Clocks, oak WardrCbes, and Hatracks.
Bookings Stoves good ones, Floor OIL
Cloth, Stair Carpet. Child's Folding-Bed
(walnuO. and lots Of other Furniture, &c,
&c. The ladies are most respectfully in
Vited 70 attend. !. II. VALENTINE.
JAZZ Manager and Auctioneer.
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T<NIT-UNDERWEAR LEAyINGS
CHEAP.

Ladies' Fine Wool Ribbed Pants. $50
grade. now &c; the $l.25 and 81 ones
are soc.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Union Suits. SOC,
from Sl.25.
5Cc grade Ladies' Vests arc now CSC;
the lSc Fceced Ribbed are Zoe
Children's Il l-2c Vests and Pants. now
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
MILL-END REMNANT SALE OF
LINENGs.
INTERESTING BITS. WE ASSURE
YOU.

INTERESTING BITS, WE ASSURE
YOU.
Black Back Figured Silesias. always
y l2c. yard, for S3-lc.
Percaline. in lengths from ID TO 3-S
yards. worth from 10 to l5c. yard, for
Full-yard-widc Black Moire Moreen.
II lie. grade. 3-lc. yaro.
The Best Black Velvet Binding, full
pieces always &C., for Sc. yard.
600 DOZEN LADIES LINEN COLLARS
GO OK SALE TODAY FOR 1Sc. DOZEN.
$50 DOZEN LADIES LINEN CUFFS
GO on SALE TO-DAY FOR DC. PAIR.
HUNDREDS or USEFUL ARTICLES
ARE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY IN
TIE HOUSEWARES DEPARTMENT
IN THE MILL-END REMNANT DAY.
DON'T THINK HALE ARE MENTION
ED HERE. THEY'RE NOT.
u Cut-Glass salt Shakers, were CSC, for
Zoe. each.
is dozen Celluloid Table Knives, were
up 60 $3.50 per dozen, for Toe. each.
Adjustable Shaving Mirrors reduced
from - 10 &c. each.
/ slightly Damaged Rocking Chair was
g.. for Sl69
q Brstle Scrubbins-Brushes. were &C..
for &c. eaCh.
12o pounds of Candy. French Mixture
worth 15c.. for Jc. q pound.
Glass Nlckcl-Plated TOP Mustard Jars
We're &C.. for lc. each.
/ lot OF Cream Pitchers. SpOOnh0lders
Berry Saucers. and Sugar Dishes
worth mp 10 19c.. for &c. each.
/ Dinner Set, "a few pieces short, for 81,
was SO
15S White Breakfast-Plates for Be. each.
Largo Decorated Plarers SOC. We're
CSC
White Hotel Dishes. Sc.
Decorated Carload Plates. were &c,
for &c. each.
ODDS AND ENDS OF GRANITE
IRON WARE. LOTS OF IT.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED,


TO SELL on ACCOUNT OF OTHER
business engagements strictly First
Class. Well-Payng and Long Established
Business. No competition. Rare chance
for a party with means. Address mo
NOPOLN," this office. ja 21-F&Sun2t'
FOR SALE,
HOTEL DEFINING, RONCENERTE,
w. Va. on the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way; furnished complete; steam heat,
electric-light. now doing business: or will
sell the furniture and other apparatus
and rent the building A good livery sta
bic in connection. which / viii sell as il
stands or will sell the Horses. Harness
and Rolling stock, and rent the building;
separate stable adjoining for cattle,
and an ice-house adjoining. This is a
complete plant In an respects and a
most excellent opportunity for a man
with a little money TO step into good
thing. l cannot give this my time or at
tenuon and wish TO dispose Of IT, For
particulars address
F.. +. STOELTZING,
No. 2i9 north Fairm0nt avenue.
East End. Piltsburg Pa.
ia l5-Sun&FfC
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Ac%
es;!(o!jE:!!E!:::::N!!!::!!.!(!',o
nant-day promise.
Tars WILL BE 4 WAsH-"oops
pruxAST-DAY THAT YOU'LL
REMEMBER 4 LONG 1ihh'
DON'T EXPECT ANYTHING LINE
THIS AGAIN SOON.

auLI>END REMNANTS Of shirV'ns
PRINTS. Canton Flannels, l hDle e ma
Cotfon. Linen Colored Etamlnes' al"
Sbakrr Fiannels, for 1c. a YARD. ,.,..,,,
MIi.ieEND REMNANTS, Of - Isl, blcaC y,
ed CottOn. a. Bleached CamDIlc
tSronch Pgrcales. Fancy Dress fIlhlS'
LIGHT ana Dark Outings, for &C. d
yard. .-..-,-o, ~ Fancy
n p - Flanncllcttcs EXua-ileaNy
FIeHoed Outings, Heavy TwiIedd jeans
soft-Finishcd Covert cloths iOc. %. lei-
Gales. and IA Brown COTTON 'oi '0' "
NIi.I-END REMNANTS Of 80 Fruit ll.'. t ol
Inc Loom Cotton. Fancy Pl.lu O .a,,,..
mcres. Amoskcag Apron Pinsi'"l'lsi
Double-Face SwansdOWn ram, - am
Printed Flannollettes, for 4o-ic'
yard ...,. . I'd, t...t, Dill
iow-Case Cotton. 1914 Extra-hedFy
sheetings vine White Wool flames.
Fine r.. ench Satecns, and seeIsucAeI9
b."
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


CARD.
FOR REELECTION As
TREASURER or HENRICO COUNTY
W. n. BRAUER,
subject TO Democratic Primary, April &
1883 P'" o.
TO MY FRIENDS:
Referring 10 the above. | ask my friends
10 give their loyal support TO Mr.. VII
LIAM II. BRAUER. / have been MS
deputy for eight years, and shall so CON
unue JOHN r. JETER.
ia 3-it Deputy Treasurer.
4 CANDIDATE for the position ~
TREASURER OF HENRICO COTTNgY
l respectfully ask the support OF The
voters OF my county.
- IA S-5t V HECHLER. Jr.
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NOSES MAY.
ISAAC MAY.


EICnmOn1, Va, IIUuHf} ., I3FI.
I have this day bought out the entire
interest Of Mr.. Isaac May in the firm ~
Nav brothers. dealers i'm SHOES AND
SLIPPERS. Nc. G91 east Broad street and
will continue 10 conduct the business at
the same stand under the frm-name Of
MOSES MAY. and assure our patrons
that ain patronage which ! may be fa-
vored with win have the same careful at
fSi~nedb MOSES MAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

Ia Fancy Striped Serge skirts, Blue
Brown. Green. and Garnet for o'c.
each: usually csc
Finest Quality Flounced Cheyiot Skirts,
with satin band trimming, were $'''''
remnant price N.Sy.
superior Quality silk Skirts fun flare
and best lining. Tor 1928; former price
Sos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
MORE SILK SOLD THIS WEEK THAN
ANY IN 4 YEAR.
NEARBY 5000 YARDS or REMNANTS.

WE'VE MADE OUR PROFIT-COME
GET YOURS TO-DAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.

- ~ '4'Ni@'-' "t"hc D"ss.
WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TA&ES FOR THE CURRENT CALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27

Richmond. Va. January %, 1899
have mis- day sold % Moses May all
OF nv INTEREST. GOODWILL &c. I'M
the firm of May Brothers and bcspeak for
him tho same liberal patronage with
which my friends have always favored
us in the past ,-,., 49,
(Signed) i9AAC NAL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-27
LADIES' CAPEs.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.

Il Ladies' Black and Colored Neatly =
Braided Cloth Capcs for o0c. each' sofa
f.r 81 AZ