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THE coSNEcTIcCT ELECTIONS.
ONE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-Two TOWNS r.
SELECT LOCAL OFFICERS TODAY

oNE HUNDRED AND sIXTY-Two TOWNS TO
SELECT LOCAL OFFICERS TO-DAY
New-Haven. Conn. oct CspeciaD.-There will
be town elections IN an but six OF the It's towns Of
this state tomorrow Tho day Is commonly known
as the October election" All town officers such
as town clerks, town constables and selectmen. are
70 be elected nnd t.o contests will be intensely in
teresting TO each locality.
From State or National point of view the cleo
tions are unimportant and are never q gauge Of
public feeling on any National question or party
platform. There IS no question of any vital inn
p0rtance to come before any of the towns to-mor-
row. The saloon question Will bo voted I'm about
half the towns but there is no indication that it
will revolutionize the State by the outcome. In
October OF last year there were four converts
among the towns for no license and # is expected
that three at least will join tho ranks this year,
among them Essex and Windham. At present there
are seventy-seycn license towns i'm the state and
nluety-oue no license. In East Haven. adjoining
this city, there is to bo hot fight for license the
growing popularity OF mo ldrse shore resorts IN
the town carrying weight with the voters. who
would profit by the change from mo- license. An In
terestlne local contest Will ue Waged I'M several OF
tho towns over the proposed consolidation OF tho
school districts. The old fashioned notion that the
hool management I'D the towns should be entirely
distinct from other town affairs Is slowly coming
oi the towns Tomorrow there viii be strong oppo-
sition put forth 10 the old system I'm favor of put
police or hre apartments IN the larger cities. The
towns whore there VIII be no elections tomorrow
sonia and Naueatuck These exceptions are where
the municipal elections OF every kind occur every
urc or by special charters IN this city the election
of what officers Is held on the third
cember but The new charter changed it TO April.
that 10 would come go the same time the city
and Waterbury there will be- city elections to-mor-
row Also but the contests have not caused much
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ANcIlNr ARTIMERY OBLIGATION

Boston. oct. 1.-The Ancient and Honorable Art-
lery Company started tonight for Philadelphia
and Gettysburg for the annual fan neld da, The
member 20 the number of 2.5 marched rom Faneull
Hal to The south station. where special train was
lakeh ioI fal River After spending day ~
Gftiyshurg The command will continue 10 Phnadel-
Will take place.
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Little Rock Ark. oct f.-Fredenck Pelton
colored man Was sentenced to-day 20 rs wears In
tie peuitentlary for attempting 70 outrage seven
women n this city n August The Grand Jury re-
turned indictments against him al noon and ne was
arraigned within few hours He ACKNOWLEDGED
his guilt and his attorney asked the mercy OF the
court The maximum punishment in All seven cases
Nnuld hAAn unon IL Nears
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY. OCTOBER T. 1896
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Cruiser New Orleans Domingo CITY September %.
Steamer NeV-lOrk, Roberts. Southampton and Cher
h2urg september p With mdse. 6l cabin and 20 steer
passengers 10 the International Navigation Ar
rived the Bar G48 p ~ september 30 and anchored.
Steamer Mesaba lBp. Lsyland. London september =.
port co. Arrived at the tar A. % m september 20
Steamer critic 'Br. Griffin L.ith September 10 and
rived the Bar - 30 p
steamer La Normandie Fri Ducrot. Hasre September
Tansatlantque Anchored outside the Bar AZ y
steamer Caracas Wocdrck. Porto CabellO september
20 Curacao % Ia Guayra %. Ponce p and san Juan
2e with mdse and 81 passengers TO Boulton. Bliss
Dallett Arrived at the Bar a. 635
steamer Fl Paso. Gardner. New Orleans September 23
steamer city or Macon. savage savannah September
2S, with mdse and passengers '' he Ocean - CO
steamer Hamilton. Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with udse and passengers 20 tho Ola Dominion IS
steamer Old Dominion Iapley, Richmond with mds@
and passengers 10 tne Old Dominion - CO.
sandy Hook. Oc T. 9.30 m-Nind north. fresh. clear
SAILED
Steamers Bolivia oBr for Naples etc AT adian cBrl.
Glasgow, Christine dam, Gotnenhurs; Nry or B!rmng-
ham. Savannah.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
southampton. oc' Arrived steamer Bremen Ger.
Nerich New York FOR Bremen. Passed Hurst Castle at
southampton oct I. sailed. steamer Friedrich
Queenstown oct / 80 m Saei steamer Umora
LONDON Oct Arrived steamer America B0 Goudie.
New York. sailed. steamer Tuscarora Br Payne. NeR
York
(Dutch). Brunsma Rotterdam FOR New York
Deal oct Pissed. steamer Colorado lBr. Whiiton.
Hull for New-Nork.
Hr Aiix Nsw-Yofk
Aden oct Arrived steamers BucentAur CBr. Irving.
New York for Bombay. Energa dr' chaplin. New
for Singapore. ETC.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-02
HOME NEWS.

WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
New-York Presbytery. First Presbyterian Church
10 q.
Opening Of Academy Of Design school Morning
side Heights
Horran & slatterv bankruptcy hearing No. Il
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-10-02

the prettlest and most popular girl I'm that ocality
After the birth Of her baby short time ago ,yr
ing a note saying he dissatisfied with ms ne
and that he intended going to the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1899-10-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5.5s Sunset BAL Moon 35 Moons p
HIGH WATER.
4 M-Sandv Hook 5.57 Gov Island 6:2o Hell Gate Sis
= Sandy Hook 600 Gov Island 6:8s He'll Gate SIT
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Announcements.

'SACO." f. & w. "SA
The "SACO" shirt
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$50 Broadway. cor. Leonard
$50 Broadway. cor. Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-02

Steamers Bolivia tBrl for Naples etc. Ar,adan
Glasgow. Christine dam, Gotnenhurs; cy NJ B!rm
ham savannah
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MORE TRorBLE At CRAMPS sHIprARDS

New York. Sept % 1899
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
ZONES OPEN TO THEN
..urpE THE u. y. +. u. VISITORS
WILL DE ENTERTAINED.
PROVISION is MADE FOR ALL
n,ubt That All who Come VIII
r,r,tsbed comfortable Place
nj Those who will Take the
VISITORS

49,. ~ the most serious problems In
ton with the meeting Of such a
nosv as the Baptist Young Peoples
., Association Convention, which as
80. here on Thursday, is to provide
..,tle accommodations for the tnou-
-. Of visitors who attend them. The
... ~ securing homes for this conven-
d.. been most admirably done by
e..nt Committee on Entertainment,
-.,..1 Mr. Henry w. Cottren, an en-
......t. YOUNG Peoples man and a
..... worker Is chairman. The duties
a. catucu and his associates have
s.s.5us and exacting. but have been
...-..a .u a manner that insures COM
..-..t.. s..ammodations for all who come
o.. richmond. It is hoped that there VIII
has. eight or ten thousand visitors
.... .o connection with the convention,
.-. cha Committee has worked all along
II ,., basis. The delegates and visitors
... ,..r board. but Of course there will
many others here. visiting relatives
..t defends The crowd viii undoubtedly
o.. .rs ..l..s. that Richmond has enter
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Had a Good Time.

AsHEVILLE. n. c.. July THE eighth
annual meeting OF the Southern Whole
sale Grocers. which assembled at Ashe-
Vile July 9Th and Sth, adjourned at 2:id
this evening, and through the courtesy
Of Mr.. Vanderbilts manager they are
this evening driving through the Bit
more estate. Before adJourning their
thanks were rendered TO the Southern
Passenger Association for courtesy ex-
tended. The attendance was much larger
than at any previous convention. eleven
Southern States being represented, and
lis members in attendance. All express
themselves as being delighted with Their
trip 10 Asheville; also. their entertain
rnent at the Battery-Park Hotel. Some
OF the party will leave for their respec-
tive homes. others will follow tomorrow
and portion OF the party will remain
over for few days.
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Green Hay Leaves.

GREEN BAY, VA, July S.-(Special)-
Professor r. II. May, who taught school
at this place in 1891, is here, visiting his
friends and late pupils.
Mr.. John w. Nelson and Miss Lena
Hazlegrove were quietly married Wednes
day at the residence of Mr.. ]. c. Walker
Rev. F. w. Berry performing the cere-
mOny.
District Evangelist Rev. r. L. Withers
will on Sunday next, commence reviva
at Crewe. Mr. Withers has secured a
large tent.
Mrs. Rebecca S. Price, OF this place
who has been quite sick for several weeks
is no better. DR.. John ii. Young, CT
Burkeyllle has been called in.
Mrs. John j. owen, OF this place, Is al
the Old Dominion Hospital, at Richmond
Va, under treatment Of DR.. George Ben
Johnston.
MIR. James #. Clarke, OF Mount Leigh
has lust returned from South Boston
where ne realized good prices for his hue
cured tobacco, sold there this week.
Miss Violet Wilson. OF this place, Is
visiting friends at Winston. n. c.
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WOODSTOCK.
Marriage--The congratulations
Notes

WOODSTOCK, VA, July s.-(Spocial)-
N. w. Branhan and Miss Cora E. Rinker.
both of this county, were marrled at New
Market by the Rev. stirewalt, on Thurs
day.
The Board Of Directors Of tho Shenan-
doah County Bank, at their last weekly
meeting. declared semi-annual dividend
OF per cent
The wheat crop I'm some sections OF this
county is far below what was expected.
The yield in the county will be about
one half an average crop. The growing
corn is very promising. The recent rains
have done much good
Mrs. Campbell. wife OF Captain w. G.
Campbell, managing editor OF the New
port News Evening Journal. has arrived
here for the heated term.
a large number Of bass are being caught
from the Shenandoah river in this county.
Local fishermen say the sport was never
better.
The foundation for the monument to
Confederate dead in Massanutten Gene
terry has been finished. 1t Is not expected
to unveil the monument until next sum
mer.
A movement Is on foot TO erect a foot
bridge over the Shenandoah river near
Red Banks. The matter will be brought
before the County Court az It's next term.
Miss Emma Coffman, daughter OF NJ.
Coffman, Esq. cashier OF the Shenan-
doah County Bank, is visiting at Lovetts-
vile, Va.
Rev. w. ]. Cooke, pastor OF the local
Christian church, returned yesterday from
Luray, where he had been assisting Evan
gelist ID. H. Henkel, in series OF evan
gelistic meetings.
The managers Of the Massanutten Acad-
envy has raised huge United states
flag over their new building, on the hill
south of town.
MIR. c. v. Ollnger and Miss Eftie X.
Pence. both of this county, were married
in New Market. on June %, by Rev.
j. p. Stirewalt.
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Thomas Rhoads, Centrefeld, o., writes:
"I suffered from piles seven or eight
wears. No remedy gave me relief until
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less than a
box of which permanently cured me-"
Soothing, healing. perfectly harmless.
Beware OF counterfeits. Bodeker Brothers,
II A Miller.
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LaCes.
English IorChOn,

edges and insertions, new and dainty pat
terms, ranging in width from Ia 10 4
inches-prices. to Zoe. yard.
New patterns in Normandy Val. and
Point de Paris Laces and insertions,
ranging in width from IL to inches
| tlrinnc = 10 -nr ,,nrl
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Mrs. Hugh Peasants, 421 Twenty-nfth.
s.
Mrs. MolIIe Peasants, 422 north Twen.
ty-hfth. ..
Mrs. c. Reynolds, sol north Twenty
fourth, g.
Mrs. +. r. Billups. 5iI north Twenty
huh, 6.
Mrs. o. E. Joseph. e23 north Twenty
NTH.
Mrs. Samuel Padgett, sO5 Twenty-sixth.
Mrs. S. n. Holdercraft. Az north
Twenty-sixth, g..
Mrs. F r. Greeten. 2O9 north Twenty
Mrs. James Kersey. Sl2 Twenty-seventh.
Mrs. Elvira 4O5 north Twenty-seventh .
seventh. G.
Mrs. w. r.. Farrell. hs Twenty-seventh.
Mrs. Bette NJ. Turner, 40 north Twenty
Mrs. G. +. Williams, 2lS north Twenty
eighth, TO-
Mrs. a. NJ. Hall. 800 north twenty
eighth, 70
MRS. f. NJ. Clarke 1O7 north Twenty
ninth, 6.
Mrs. NJ. E. wrenn. 30 north Twenty
ninth, 4.
Mrs X, L. Noel east Main. 20.
Mrs. W. c. Gregory. 1913 Floyd ave-
nue.. 5.
Mrs. Fannie Thaw Grymes, ) east Cary
L.
Mrs. A. b. Lipscomb, 10 west Cary. c.
Mrs. Lowell llS west Clay. 6.
Miss CrOwder l2f west Cary, T.
Mrs. kirucy, 129 west Cary, l.
Mrs. I. 7. jenkins, 131 west Cary. ii.
Mrs. a. r. Gary. 2Os west Carr 4.
A. j. Jones, 200 west Cary, 4.
Mrs. y. NJ. Thompson, SIS east Cary. s
Mrs. r. II. Trant. SlS east Cary, 10
Mrs. A. V. shelton, SlS west Cary. 3.
Mrs. II. p. Lefebvre, 8 east Main, s.
Mrs. r. Burton 10 west Main TO-
Mrs. G. G.. Hughes, 2iS cast Main. Y
to Is
Mrs J. J. Redmond, 406 west Main. 6.
Mrs. A. w. Bennett, 40 west Main, IL.
Mrs. Carter. 203 west Main y.
Mrs. V. S. Carlton. 1920 Park avenue,
Mrs Osterloh sos west Franklin. G.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Baldwin 300 vest Franklin. 6.
Mrs Z. y. Munford, 3O7 west Frank
jim. S.
Mrs George W. Munford. sO7 west
Franklin 4.
Miss E. W. Baldwin. s15 east Franklin,
Is 10 90
Miss Alice Ambers, 800 east Franklin, y.
Mrs. G. II. Lyell, 1C2 west Grace. S.
Miss Ellen NJ. Garnett, III west Grace 3.
Mrs. Edward Mccarthy, IA west Grace,
y.
Mrs. Mamie D. Werth, 2C5 west Grace,
30.
Mrs. A J. Pyle. 213 east Grace. p to 10.
Mrs Charles Selden, 81 west Grace. q.
Mrs +. b. Friend. 40 west Grace, Z.
T. j. Gordon, . west Marshall, 9.
Mrs Adde a. Baughan, west Mar
shall, 8.
Mrs. T. H. Powell II east Marshall, 4.
Mrs. V. NJ. Maynard no cas-, Marshall
| u
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ladies' Handkerchief.

Ladies' All-Pure-Linen Hemsutched
Handkerchlefs, specially good values,
at............10. IL IL, and 10 2-3c
Better grades at....25. .! liz and ooc'
Ladies' All-Linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs hemstitched and scalloped. ex-
tra values ar 2-3 and 25c.
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Iufted Lappets, Embf Oidered
Organizes, and Swisses,

only this seasons newest and most eff
fective patterns and colorings-the soc.
quality, but ATM. .............. 2Jc
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Cotton CrepOns,

fine, soft. and lightweight Pink and Blue
grounds. with white stripes, only limit
ed quantity left-the IL lie. quality but
at. ........ ...... ...... .........s.s.'Oc'
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DdmaSkS,

The 75c. quality All-Linen. Full-Bleached
Damasks. now. ............ ..........53c.
The S5c. quality, full two yards wide.
All-Linen Damask. now..................I2c.
The 81 quality Extra Heavy. Full
Bleached Damask. now...........s7 I-2c.
The s1.l21-2 quality Extra Fine and
Heavy Damasks. now .05c.
The S1.35 quality. full two yards wide.
Damask. extra fine and heavy. now. .s1.19.
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QuiCk-MOving Prices on
Ladies' Wash Waists,

this seasons styles and cuts, all made
in the most thorough manner and marked
at less than what the material would
cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

Miss Mary II. Thaw. IS second Third. II
Mrs. Z. Il. Stone 2001 Floyd avenue, ..
Mrs. Lee Thaw, 25O2 Cedar and Grace, 8.
Mrs. G.. Moates, 22l3 Grove avenue, D
Mrs. J. J. Crouch, 206 east Main. II.
Mrs. =. L. Palmer Meadowville, Ash
land. and Powhatan, 10.
Mrs c. l. Rust, 2OlS west Main, Z.
or s.
Miss Gwathney Rowland between
Grove and Floyd, 7.
Miss Portiaux, Rowland between Grove
and Floyd, O.
Mr.. r. j. McLane, 900 south Meadow
street, 8.
Mrs. II. T. Woodcock. 1907 west Cary, 6.
Mrs. Mcdowell, 243 south Laurel s.
Mrs. y. f. Jones, . north Haryie' g.
Mrs. ID. w. WHITE, 102 east Leigh, 8.
Mrs. Baughan, east Marshall, ..
Mrs. j. W. Witte, / east Clay 4
Mrs. b. A. Pillow, 3l5 west Marshall. l.
Mrs. T. ]. Noble, 10 west clay, O. -
Mrs. Robert Baughan, 126 west Clay, u.
Mrs. Margaret Woodson, III west Clay,
Mrs. Charles o. savllle, 10 east Clay, 4.
Mrs. n. T. Benson, the Bellvue' tifth
Mrs. W. c. Lunham, n2 west Marshall,
Mrs. Parkinson, 52Oia north Fifth, 6.
Mrs. Radcliffe. 1919 Floyd avenue. 4.
Mrs. Edmund Redd, Brookland Park, 4.
Mrs. Sangster. Barton Heights, 3.
=. y
Mrs. Bailey, Barton Heights, ..
Mrs. Minor. Barton Heights. Q.
Mrs. O'Bannon, Barton Heights, D.
Mrs. Wilson, Barton Heights, t.
Mrs. A. Bell, us west Cary l6 o
Mrs. Henry King, 700 west Marshall, 8.
Mrs. Robert RoWlett. 74 west clay, 5.
Mrs. S. Street 1920 west Broad. ..
Robert NJ. Smith, 200 west Main, 8.
Mrs. S. p. Rowland. south Pine, 8.
G.. y. Pillow, 42S south Pine
aOpfh Pine 10.
Mrs. w. II. williams 4l6is south Pine, ..
o. 70. Phillips, 3lS Pine street, 6.
Mrs. Garrett. 200 south Laurel. 3.
Mrs. A. b. Webster, 423 south Laurel, s.
Mrs A. l.. Wyatt, POS south Laurel. o.
Mrs. w. A Burfoot, GA south Pine, ..
Mrs. Ida Blunt, AL south Laurel, z
Mrs. j. +. Lord, ia south Laurel, =:
Mrs. +. b. Tyree, COS west Spring 3.
Mrs. +. ]. john, 1901 west Beverly, u.
Mrs. b. l.. Lynn, 1872 south Pine, 8.
Mrs. John Gathright, 23S south Cherry 4.
Mrs NJ v Saunders. 2l0l2 Pine, 4.
Mrs. Stainback, l07 south Pine, 9.
Mrs. A. s. Rogers, 20S south Pine, 4.
Mrs. A. u. Carter, 100 south Pine, :.
Mrs. p. s. Bryant, 1917 west cary, ..
Mrs. c. A. Hankins, 6l7 west Cary, 4.
Mrs. f. A. Lockett, 2l0 south Pine, 4.
Mrs. II. williams II south Morris, 9.
Mrs. Lauter. III west Cary, II.
II. r. Gill. 626 south Laurel, 10.
Mrs. Powell, 2l2 east Clay, 8.
Mrs. jerks. POS south Laurel. z
Mrs. CLAYTON, 2l5 south Laurel, 8.
Mrs Butler 304 south Laurel. 8.
Mrs. w. f. Eberman, 22l south Laurel, 2.
Mrs. c. r. Loving, 2la south Pine, 3.
Mrs. Mcdowell, 1906 Darlington, 8.
Mrs. A. NJ Sublett, 1O8 south Third, IL.
Mrs. NJ. A. Clarke, SIS north Third, 8.
Mrs. ID. ]. Pearce 2O2 east Cary. 10.
Il. ]. Furyear, 7l3 Bowe, g.
w. f. Tanner COS west Cary. 10.
Mrs. A. Il. Laizure, Third avenue, Chest
nut HILL 8.
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PEMBERTON, CORDES & M0SBY.
* General CIeaning-UP Sale
Before StOck-Td l<ing Time.

OUT nt
of
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Housekeepers, Attention
A SpeCiailine Opportunity.

a great saving opportunity 10 repIenIsh
your supply of Table and Bed Linens at
midsummer prices. You have but TO ex-
anime these goods to become convinced
OF their genuine cheapness.
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Silk Waists.

Black and Colored silk and Satin
Waists. this seasons most advanced. at
reduction of 33 1-3 per cent.
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An Extraordinary
Wash Goods Offering
Lawns and BdtisteS,

very. new and handsome patterns hne
and sheer-the regular Y 1-2c. quahty'
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ladies' Collars,

all pure linen. standing and rundown,
all sizes-the regular Il 1-2c. kind, Be. each,
or 25c. dozen
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Printed p. H. S,

white grounds. with colored stripes. new
and effective patterns-the 15c. quality.
but at....... ......... ........ ...... DC
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Wash Skirts.

Ladies' White P. X. Skirts. nicely made
and cut in the latest shapes-the $40
Skirts now.................. ..... 81 rs
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PerCale Waists,

nicely made. perfect fitting-the 80, 70,
Soc. and 81 ones. now marked........2oc.
The $780, A.75. 81, s2.25, and $3.50 high
grade Waists, now marked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Rea! French Organizes,

this seasons newest and most fascinating
notterns and color combinations-the Zoe.
l,,,oti+,, hr+ at .................12 lie.
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Dotted Muils,

this seasons most sought-after cotton
fabric. new and strikngly handsome pat
terms and colorings-the regular Il l-Zc.'
but at....... ....... .-... ....'. ..'''''''''"S'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09

Cards, Bin-Heads. Statements. Letter
Heads. No,e-Heads. Circulars. Handoilis'
Dodgers. &C., printed BY the Dispatch
Company at low prices. VIII give you
GOOD work al the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send us your orders and
we viii guarantee satisfaction in svers
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Long Cloth,

extra quality, u yards TO piece. ioc. yard.
mr. 81 nfQca
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Black MOire Ribbons.

Extra quality and weight all pure SILK at rdculously low
prices
Nos and T. and I21lc
Nos and
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Some New Prices on Notions.

81 yard OF the zoe. quality OF Fancy
Garter Elastic....... ............ ......''oc'
yards Silk Bone Casing. assorted coll
ors. for...... ............. .....'....''cS'
Inside Belts. all colors. the 25c. ones. DC.
Skirt Supporters q to seD, the lOc.
ones..... ............ ..................oc set.
Skirt Supporters, with belt, the 25c.
dozen Bleack- Headed Pins (assorted)
Sc.
pc. Fancy Hair-Pins. ...................oc
Sc. Nickel Safety Pins. ..................oc.
Sc. Hair-Pin Cabinets.
dozen Shoe Buttons for..............oc.
Black and Whitehead Steel Hair
Pins..,... .......... .............oc. dozen.
Paper English Pins assorted. ..-....oc.
Full ounce box Black Pins......,.....oc.
Bone Pillow Slip Buttons.... Dc
cards g dozen to CARD Red Marking
Initials fOr........,. .......... ..''.''''''''S'
Light-Green Seam Binding, the loo.
l5c. Large size Cube Pins..............oc.
25c White and Fancy Leather Belts. DC.
10 and l5c. japanese Paper Fans, Black
and COlorS....... ....,.... s.'.''.'s ''''''"S'
Black Crochet Buttons, fiat and round,
the 40 and Soc kinds.............oc. Dozen
10 and l5c. Metal and Bone Buttons, as
sorted colors. .......................oc. dozen.
10 and 15c. box OF Paper and Enve-
ZONES. ...sss.s..ssoNs IVA.
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Real Irish DimitieS,

elegant washers and wearers' new ana
dainty patterns and colorlngs-the regu.ar
o5c nualitv hut at.................12 lie
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Skirtinq FIanneiS,

colors-Gray Red, and Plum, the 81 1-2c.
quality, now............ ...... ..........2oc.
Remnants OF Percale, Outings, Canton
Flannel. and Ginghams at greatly re-
duced prices.
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Ribbons at Sacrifice Prices.

Fancy Satin ros Ribbons all pure Silk at exactly hal
their former prces-colors, Pink Blue, Salmon, Ne Dar
Greer Olive, Bronze, and Lilac
and Nos and ~ were IS and 2o now sc
10 and ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Scotch lappetS,

the favorite cotton fabric, new and hand
some patterns and colorings-the 4oc'
quality. out at........................I 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Napkins,
Towels.

1sx36 Extra Heavy Hemmed Huctc
Towels, the 81 quality. 30 dozen.
20x40 Extra Quality Hemmed Linen
Huck Towels, the usual S2.25 quality,
Sf.S9 Dozen
20xi0 Extra Heavy All-Linen Hemmsd
Huck Towels, the usual 50 quality.
1888 dozen.
20x40 Extra Fine and Heavy Knotted-
Fringe Huck Towels, the $3.50 quality.
nou ~ 81 DOZEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
Corded Lawns,

6ne. sheer. and lightweight, new and
stylish Yerv effective patterns and color
ings-the CSC. quality, but at........16 2-3c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-09
PillOW-CdSeS.

HemsttcheG Al-Linen Pillow Cases.
size % l-2x36 inches, the a.% quality
ooc. pair.