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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Green Hny Notes.

GREEN BAY, VA, March ll.-(SpecialD
The condition Of Hon. George w. Hardy
which has been such as 10 cause muCh
anxiety. owing TO his old age, is thought
10 be somewhat improved to-day
The smallpox scare has reached TINS
Mace. and many citizens in and srouhu
the village have been vaccinated. II was
reported a few days since that a negro
man. who had the disease, had left Cre"e'
and II was thought was making towards
Green Bay, and Meherrin. lie was OF
dered TO be arrested, but up TO TINS lile
has not been seen by any one.
Mr.. Miller A. Woodson, OF huDerinohI
Tunenburg county, has announced nm
self as q candidate Tor Commissioner ol
the Revenue in the upper ulSlilcI oi
Iunenburg county WILL.
Neesrs. j. L. BOdeker ana Naliace
PAYNE. Of Richmond were in the village
this week on business.
Misses Ethel Berry and JAMIE jones %
this place, are visiting MISS h"''''S H.
clark. OF Mount Leigh, Va.
Mossrs. w. c. McNair, OF NorloiK' N"''
and s ". Martin. Of South Boston, do
were here on business this week
Miss Fannie j. Clark, Of Mount Lelsh'
a young lady who is teaching 90Hooi 90
this place. has commenced an endless
chain FOR the purpose of raising iunds 10
complete the Disciples church at "''f
place. 49,. ,..o,
Mrs. w. NJ. Richardson, who has been
quite sick for several weeks is i'"'i'
hotter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
SnIes of HnndsOme Residcnces..

\ gratifying evidence Of returning pros
perty is the increasing demand for resi-
dences Of a high order, and many sales
Of such are now being negotiated. Messrs.
J. Thompson Brown d Co. have recently
sold the following:
The beautiful residence Of Mr.. NJ.
Hessberg, corner Fifth and Frank
lin streets, TO Mr.. NJ. NJ. Gillian
lor ''...... '.'...'..... ..............NbVO
The stately residence of the late
Leigh r. Page, Esq. now owned by
Mrs. Smith, to Hon. b. 3. Munford. II 800
The residence of the late Thomas
Potts. corner First and Grace
streets, to Miss Willie NJ. Vest for. 12,J0O
Brick residence, No. Oh east Frank
lin. TO James ID. Craig, Esq, for. 5,l5C
Brick residence, los west Clay, to
Philip +. Teiser, Esq. for.......... 500
Two brick residences, south Second
street,. ............ ........ ...... $500
Store, Fourth and Broad streets, 10
Il. Hutzler for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1905
Residence. 500 north Twenty-fourth
street, TO T.. T. Hicks Tor .......... 1,65C
Three houses. Manchester. to Messrs.
SOrg d Becker Tor Observation-Disclosures. 2.24
Frame dwelling, Graham street, for. O.,
Brick dwelling, north Tenth street,
for ............ ............ ........ LO7
Frame dwelling. Holly street. for. 60
Cottage, Barton Heights, fOr........ l,6N
Total .............. ....'..... ......Sl,o 0'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
A VERY sUMPTUOUs REVIVAL.
Arrangements for Prod ucing n Mid
summer Nights Dream

The production Of "a Midsummer
Nights Dream" at the Academy OF Mu-
sic, under the auspices Of the Association
for the Preservation Of Virginia Antiqui-
ties. on the 10Th and 18th Of April, will be
brilliant success from an artistic stand
point. IL has been and Is still being very
carefully rehearsed under the direction
Of Miss Nancy Brooks, of England, and
the cast is particularly strong and well
balanced. Special scenery is being paint
cd, and the costumes will be very beau
tiful
There will be three rehearsals this
week, the first tomorrow night at the
residence Of Mrs. Thomas Boiling. The
production will not only be upon a very
elaborate scale, but also upon a very
large one. There will be ninety people on
the stage. and some very brilliant CAL
cium effects will be introduced. The va
riOus committee OF the Association for
the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
are hard at work upon all the details OF
this gigantic undertaking, and there il
every indication that the play will be
as successful financially as 1t will be ar
tistically.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
oad-FeIIows at the EIl1S Home.

The meeting OF the Odd-Feliows Ami
vers8rv Committee at the Elks Home
This afternoon VIII he opened with prayer
bv the Hon. George B. Davis, the chap
lain Of Richmond Lodge of odd Fellows.
and NEARER My God 10 Thee Will be
sung. quite a number OF subcommittee
viii be named and a treasurer and secre-
tarv ana general chairman elected. As
there are mole than million Odd Eel
lows governed by Grand-sire Pinkerlon'
and tn. outcome Of this meeting IL eN-
pecfed To- result in securing an oiilclal
visit of this parsonage, no htue lmpor-
lance is attached TO this afternoons gain
ering.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Fine Meeting in Petersburg.

Rev. j. X. Harrison, OF Emmanuel Bap-
list church. came over yesterday morning
from Petersburg. where he has been as
sisting Rev. W. 5. Leake in a revival
meeting The services have been attended
by fine congregations, and there have
been a large number OF conversions. Mr..
Harrison was called home by the Illness
of two members Of his church. lie was
graufed to find both slightly better,
though yet very ill., and will return this
morning 10 Petersburg, where he breaches
four times to-day. Rev. j. -. Harte of
Petersburg. will come over this morning
and fill Mr.. Harrson's appointments at
Emmanuel. Mr.. Harte IS one Of the bright
est young men in the ministry IN
Virginia. and is very popular in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
KILLED Only Small Game.

Justice John had small game in the
Police Court yesterday morning.
Franz, Burwell. Bert Wilson, Fred. VIII
liams. and William Johnson, all tramps'
were before his Honor for being What
thew were. They were told TO make out
of this town. and IL they ever came back
again they would beat rocks as only
dead beats" can.
+. n. Day was charged with stealing a
has viol valued at go but the hearing
vent over until Tuesday. The instrument
belonged 20 oscar Hines.
Nat Henry (colored was a suspicious
character. but was also held until Tuesday
for the police 10 read up on his biography
The remaining cases were unimpoilant'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
CLEANED At THE HOTELS.
brief Interviews and Personals ficN-
ed IN far Dispatch Renders

Hon. Eugene Withers, member Oh the
State Senate from Danville, eNpiesseu
himself t. group Of friends In the ioDDS
AT Aurphy's as being as strongly J."
favor of constitutional cohNehl'o"
AS ever. opponents of convention re-
nina me OF the advocates OF "a H" -io iit.t
expansion" be SAID. lctl we Iiilp'..I /, y
thai the policy of expansion le opPo- " '
fI,e Federal Constitution, ana ms ItPiy -
,I5.,,7.n,ber the Maine" Tell hlln wc nave
mo- need of the Philippines HIleu -
tb.,. are with millions or Heterogeneous
n.oule. Remember the Name d. MS ne
nlv We kick against the lhcleaseu 'HN
adon resulting from lh't sHs.u 80 - rb,
navy. Remember the Maine. says .ho
-, Iuei0nist. Opponents OF "a 'ohal'tu-
49, ID convention have all along. ana are
Sin using arguments equally as sliohs
AS those employed 10y the lmpellailala'
ot an, sorry the Congress OF the United
states did not settle the question as 70
A neither an OlnC,r d. the army can o,cups
~ saat i'm Congress" said senator kot
James. of DauNille, al Murphy =
rortant questions that have arisen III
our country iu years. suppose Dewey W.
elected 10 Congress. Don you h"p" %
could get any appropriation ne @Thr. io IN,
sThe same would he true OF aiiiCa' 80
,,onular hero. ! think Alr Bale! p97 r.
lion ON the matter was correct, ana 1
think General Wheeler knew ii was me- ~
was proven d. his refusal 90 Eeoie OF ~
draw his pay the entire session.
gentleman connected win l. M, 10
delph.a firm of cigar manuidelui ir5iands
limited To a number Of Richnviiu - 80
nf Nurphy's last night the uSals" - IT,,
label Tor the Polk Miller DIaIu VI ~
which viii be put on the maIkeii, IN Mr.
months. The likeness IS eNvs"O,',,t, it,,de
Miller having "a characleilsl.y oct of
an the lecture PLATFORM lh inc an his
nicking the strings of his panJv' Zero ,I
r ris.St IL Inc representation or nrsio
holding up a coon he has Just c1 H. Ieft
LIS doe lfaping by his side. AZ Nc ', ~
H. erorp oil pickannnies az paSta
min - nero cabin in the background
Mr. / Edmunds and wife, or MIli ',., =,
are ST New Ford's. they WI i Edn,Inds
~ citv several months. BIT. E .l Xi,1
, ~ Tor a long time owner OF the 10
"iuia Iiof Springs. and soid mem ~ 10 ~
SSihi,nsaneoke and ohio Railway company
,r,ro,,ians at Murphy's are g r. icy.
>-feoit,. ~ -. Barbour. South bos'o"'
~ conion. Charlottesville, ,,o
New Ford's: l.. Edmunds anu WI
NnilIboro': A. Lee Rawlings and X Ed
mond Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

OF the country did not permit cross-coun-
try riding, yet those who were out en-
J0yed a good run BY keeping to the roads.
Inc late bad weather has made II impos-
sibie to hunt at ALL and therefore the
horaes are out of condition. and only q
snort time is available for the owners tn
get them ready for the spring races. The
meet yesterday was at the kennels. Those
IN tho saddle included Miss Claudia
Palmer, Miss Blacker, Miss Vlrgis Archer.
Dr. Triton Uhe master), Or. j. a. White.
Messrs. T. y. Carter, \. III. Christian.
Jr., j. T. Anderson. Il. II. Savage. w 4
Iownes, L. c. Younger. T. u. Meanley,
+. i. Glasgow, Jr., L. W. Christian. l.. T.
Myers, S. W. Travers. Herndon Carey.
and others.
among those at the clubhouse were
MI and Mrs. g. T.. Boiling, Or. and Mrs
!. IA. White; Mrs. Charles Early. Of Wash
ington, ID. G.; Miss George Charrinrton
OF Warrenton. Va; the Misses Page of
Clarke county, Va. Senator and Mrs
Fairfax, of Loudoun county; Miss Elsie
Cameron, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Morris
Of Louisa county. Va; Mr. and Mrs. II
c. Beattie, Mrs. +. w. Christian. and
several others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
BEDFORD CITY.
,,,cupAMAGE FROM THE RECENT
RAIN-STORM.
IHs RllLWAY STATION NATTER.
The Question of Its Removal Again
igitated-COunty COurt-Day and
Economy in Inundry--ApprOnch
Marriage-PersOnaI and General.

BEDFORD CITY. VA. March u.-(Spe-
...I-llloh damage is reported through
..t doe county from the recent heavy
..-st0rm and consequent immense wash
.. tae soil About three miles distant
sand to "a depth Of and feet was wash
CA into the main road.
Tie question &c removing the passenger
Jon Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
from it's present location beyond the
"a limits to some point more accessi-
is again being agitated The princi-
.. street leading TO the depot is now 80
...1 in a thick, tough mud that often
-u.s hacks and baggage wagons do not
.. ll meet the trains thus causing much
.uHarrassment TO travellers. The sta
f.n. which is an architectural gem. was
located 100 the present site at the solicit
lauU %. O. number Of citizens when the
town Was aspiring to metropolitan pro-
portions in tas boom time.
The q4 s.iors II better roads and the
a.rro. ching county elections about equal
divide public interest. The large num-
I.- VT candidates i'm the field although
belonging 10 the same party, will
tl- contest an animated one. The
post for which there is no contest
t of attorney for the Common
which is now so ably filled by
Graham Clayton. lie IS again the
'e for the Office.
lr, court ever held i'm Bedford
Was appointed for Monday 9th
Nav in the twenty year
reign Of our sovereign King
IT,. Ammo D.. 17J4" as is recorded
book I'm the office Of the County
Since that day TO the present
"a short interval Of change 10
The session OF the court has al
4.n held on the fourth Monday IN
month. "a period Of 145 years When
.0n Of change Of day was adj
colonel Holt, q prominent citi-
rauously opposed it on the ground
sonny in domestic laundry. lie said
nl Sunday everybody masculine
clean shirt. which would on
De sufficiently fresh 20 appear AT
county capital on court-days, but IL
y We're changed 10 Tuesday
necess.tate a clean shirt which
double the shirt washing at each
-.0lse and increase the labor Of the
h's.aIfe
I'D. tuesday the 18Th instant the nup-
t t"IHr Nl LIc DlNWlANAff a i'f''t'''
tO'. laly. daughter Of Mr.. w. NJ. DIN
" and SIR W. J. Phillips viii be
nn.z.l az the home Of the bride at
t.. noon
.r u IL Stoever. OF Manassas IS here
look after the interests OF his Pur-
VI real estate in the county.
.fs i. j. Raymond has returned from
chicago. after a long absence. and eX-
I0eis 90 again reside here.
Sir. Edgar Raymond. OF San Francisco,
Co.,. made q visit this week 10 friends
iere en route 10 New York. where he will
engage in the legal profession.
i.'v Ernest +. Hall. Of Orange is visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. Hall.
4r. E -. Gregory left Thursday for n
N.'f 10 Roanoke ana Ninton.
afa. j. S. Shccr and son. Hardy, have
fned from visit 10 North Carolina
.'1 Petersburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Hicis'ry Farm.

"Hlck'ry Farm" a play Of considerable
merit, will be presented at COrcOran Hall
Tuesday night, March 18th, for the benefit
of the Boys Bureau. This entertainment
has been presented In Richmond a num-
daily received. The makeup j; as fol-
lows: Ezekiel Fortune. New England
Farmer, ". :. Kellogg; Urah Skinner, a
Miser. j. j. Sullivan; Gilbert Darkwo0d'
Handsome and Inscriptions. h.. j..
SHARKS. lack Nelson, otto Moeller; Law
renee McGeegan. an Alderman from the
city. L. j.. Sullivan; Detective Rankin,
Henry Attllisson; Two Constables, Wal
ter sykes and Curry Boscher; Jessie For
tune, Pretty and UnsQphistlcated' MISS
Alma Attkisson; Mrs. Priscilla Dodge,
Susceptible Widow, Miss Eta Hobbs;
PEGGY. Miss Pearl Boscher. Mr.. Wyatt
Davis, musical director.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
MONTGOMERY DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate Al Strong County
Ticket.

CHRISTIANSBURG, March n.-(spe-
ciaI)-The Democratic convention met to-
day and nominated candidates for the
county Offices The utmost harmony and
good feeling prevailed. William H. Col
houn was nominated for commemorative
Attorney: G. NJ. Broce, for County Court
Clerk; captain II. ID. Wade, for circuit
Clerk: W. NJ. Dunllee. for Treasurer ana
J. L. Howard for Sheriff. This IS con
sidercd a very strong ticket captain
wade for two years commanded the Skin
mish line OF the Stonewall Brigade, and
while his many brave acts are not re-
corded i'm books. they are embalmed In
the memory of all the Old soldiers OF that
brigade. and Of their descendants who
viii now gladly avail themselves of the
opportunity to vote for the gallant Cap
tain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
H,rs : A. Wilson Injured by "A Fall

Mis-. 5. a. Wilson met with a painIul
accident at home, No. south MOTIFS
street Yesterday afternoon. she was ell
eaped I'm her household duties ana was
standing on her back porch, when, IN some
uuaccountable manner she lost her iooI-
ink and Tell a distance OF seVeia 4eet
The ground. She fell on her right side
erd bar leg was fractured in two places.
Drs lIarker and Moseley were summoned
ana they reduced the fractures. MIS-.
Wilson l. % years Of age, and her injuries
are. therefore, quite serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

The cost of his trip and average per day.
But the world moves along, and the
trayeling-man, too.
Making sunshine for some and wealth for
few;
Let's toast him to-day and wish him long
life,
Continual prosperity, and good little
wife.
Then I'm up your glasses and drink while
We stand,
To the friend Of the trade-ths travelling
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

and started to walk 10 the commissary
building Of the contractors, who are
grading for the double track He was ac-
companied by another negro, Tom Ed
wards, and they had proceeded but n
short distance when an engine came
from the opposite direction itdwarcs
steDDel from the track and warned
Wright to get off. but the latter failed 70
do So. and was instantly killed. His
Lnlv was badly mangIed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Ciay-Wnrd Actives Meet.

The Clay-Ward Actiyes held a short
meeting last night. and transacted routine
business. Mr. clyde Saunders offered a
resolution, the purpose of which is to so
change the constitution that the club may
in future enroll contributing members.
This had 10 lay over for a month, but II
will undoubtedly be adopted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
nr. rreriIllnn shnI.en up.

Dr. j. G. Trevllian suffered a slight
shaking up yesterday morning. Inc
axle of his buggy broke while the Doctor
was being driven down Marshall street,
Tine colored driver was thrown out ana
quite painfully bruised, ard the Doctor
himself was slightly bruised on the leg
and shoulder.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
KILLED by "a pusher.

cHHISTIANSBuRG. VA. March H.
fpecial.)-Riley Wright, a negro about 10
Years 0f age, supposed to be from Roa-
Aofe city. Was killed by a pusher engine
'i me Norfolk and Western railway near
Williamsburg Station, az ] o'clock this
morning. Wright. who had been stealing
q noe on "a west-bOund freight train, left
Il near the place at which he was killed,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

Early buying causes the wonderful
pricesl
lOc. White India Lnon, in mill ends. g.
10 2Q-yard lengths. at DC.
Zoe. Woven White Dotted Muslin to be
sold for l0c yard.
25c. White Heavy Cord =. X. to be sold
for lie.
SOC. White =. X. 10 be sold for 25c.
25c. Curtain Muslin. 1 yard wide, l-2c.
25c. Organizes. in White and all cOlors,
- I-2c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
p,nx GoIf. pesplte the Mnd.

The g0if-grounds az Lakeside are no"
in passably good condition. ana on yes
terday a good many golfers were OUT III
Ito If quite q good deal Of mud. Lake
So f. getting very attractive now. and
I'm n few weeks the trees viii be out and
the gpring flowers in bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Gloves at Low Prices.

500 pairs Of Fine Glaze Gloves. brought
over TO sell at 81 "A pair. IN the newest
spring shades, with two clasps. beautiful
embroidery backs. the colorings are new.
10 be sold for 75c. pair.
Ladies Extra Fine Quality Suede
Gloves IN Grays. Tans, New Modes In
fast all colors, 2-clasp, Paris point backs.
Their equal cannot be matched for less
than $50. special az 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
PERRIN,
Ladies' Tailor,
els Fifth. Corner broad.

beg to INFORM the ladies that ! am
now making Suits IN all the lalese seyioS
gagged lately from one OF the leading
houses in New YORK. II.
cordially invite you to pay an early
call. Respectfully, .,,o ,,,.o,,,,
NH Pit DAVIS lFi0i~iN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
s.ate Treasury In Fine shape.

state-Treasurer \. W. Hartman states
that during the first half OF the present
nscal year tax-collections seem 10 nave
been easier than in long time. Inc
treasury will be in excellent cohulilon ~
meet the additional interest on state
honds I'm 1901
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

50c.-Extra Fine Umbrella, natural wood
handle steel rod.
75c.-Steel Rod, Natural Wood Handle;
always sold for 81.
I-AU-Snk Taffeta Umbrella steel rod,
natural wood handle, would be cheap at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
ITEMS Suspenders.

Match these prices II you can:
Boys and Mems Suspenders, worth lie.
pair, only ] pair 10 customer, good rub
Der. tomorrow Sc.
Mems Extra Fine Suspendors, worth
20c. 20 be sold for Toe. pair
Mems 2Jc. Suspenders TO be sold for l7c
pair.
Mems zoe. Suspenders for 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
rolorelDress Goods.

, Fancy stripe Dress Goods for
. srits. imitation Of men
.- .larantecd not 10 shrink,
Z Doe matched.
.. Check Suiting for soc.
crew Serges. for tailor
.g suits I'm al new spring
The same goods elsewhere
-.l Weave Solid Color Goods,
SD 3es. FOR 75c. yard. worth 81.
Weave Dress Goods. silk and
,e yard for 50c
.. Check Shifting, for tailor
reel value 69C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
The Hunt Club Meets.

The members Of the Deep Kun iiuh'
,.,'.t after an interval Of six weeks, re-
sumed their regular bi-weekly hunt yes
49,. afternoon. Though the condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

Pure Irish Linen Bosom double. made
of the best Utica Cotton. reinforced front
and back. double cuff and band, real
value s9c.. for 50c
Special values in Mems Colored Shirts
y ID and 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
White Goods.

Special values in all New Shades and
best spring rollers, 10, p, 81. and soc.
Shades made TO order.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter,
Heads, Note Heads. Circulars. Handbills,
Dodgers, Sc. printed by the Dispatch
Company az low prices WIN give You
good work az the same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your orders and
we will guarantee satisfsxr In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

orders for printing sent 70 me DIS
patch Company will be given promp, Ut
tention. and the style Of work ana prices
Will be sure TO please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
WindOw-Shades.

Wonderful sale tomorrow
curtains. IN new designs, 10 be sold al
half prices-S, Sl.2j. and Sl50 pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
THE TOWER,
JULIUS SYCLE & SON
(REMEMBER THE NAME)
Some Splendid Values in Dress Goods.
Remarkable Sale of BLACK Dress Goods.
% pieces of Black Silk Blister Crepons to be sold for 81
,or,i-cant be matched for less than SlS9
Remarkable Sale of BLACK Dress Goods.
Black Goods.

,r..S Cropon, 69c.; worth 81 yard.
Tx CrCpon. sec. yard; worth $ll9.
.k CrcpOn, worth $.25 yard S2.25.
t.ck Figured Dress Goods. worth @c.
'rsck New weave Granite. SOC. yard;
.rk satin Broadcloth. SIS yard. A
-.. novelty. can't he matched.
'r.p.rttd Black Camers-Hair Serge, 50
..r.s wide 81 % yard; worth N.69.
.0.es Black Dress Goods, worth
,.rI 10 Zoe sold for soc.
rI sale OF Auction Black Henrietta
.k Scrgos az Cd, IS. 50, SOC, 81, ana
worth nearly double.
Black Figured Dress Goods, S9c.
.0r ice. yard.
ack Sicihan 20 be sold FOR soc.
values offered I'm Black Figured
Goods for s5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12

R De Fluent, editor of the Journal,
Dovlestown, O., suffered for number OF
vears from rheumatism IN his riight
ShomIder and side. He says MY righl
o or,n at times was entirely useless. tired
1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pain Balm, and was sur
0;@i 70 receive relief almost immedi.-
ately, The Pain Balm has been con- con,
slant companion Of mine ever since and
= go nnye, fails For sale by all druggists.
- IN nh S-W, Sa&Sun
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
vehhinr nt Corcoran mnII.

The tackey wedding 20 have been
given Al Corcoran Hail. but which was
Postponed because OF the vaccination OF
The bride. Miss Lucky Tackey, Win take
place Thursday night az 8 O'Clock. Inc
original tickets will be recognized.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-12
Groat SILK Values.

r. satin Duchess Toe. yard.
slack Satin Duchess, worth $l.O
.- ne sold Tor ST.,
r.lu dc Sole SILK, 81 grade Tor
r. in SIX Taneta, new spring
chine in all colors. 81.
sinks. 30 all colors. 81.