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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
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summer campaign: The SATURDAY Eve
ming Post-estabiished by BenJaulin
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to subscribers. for one year only, for 81
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the purpose Of a quick introduction, and
will be withdrawn September LIST. The
regular price OF $3.50 viii be maintained
after that date. We will give good COM
mission for every subscriber secured aud
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Principe de Foege. Also. Small Boys to
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WANTED,
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preferred for school. Good wages. Cali
between 8 and Z p NJ. at 81 east Frank
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je 2o-Tu. Th&Sun3t
WANTED.
CHEROOT HANDS. BOTH ROLLERS
and Bunch Breakers. Apply TRIANGLE
CIGAR AND CHEROOT COMPANY,
1l04 east Cary street. je 23-F, Sunny Wit
WANTED,
POSITION IN PRIVATE FAMILY TO
Teach English, French, and Music. Tes-
timonials furnished Replying, state
number, ages of pupils, and give iefer-
ence. Mrs. HAROLD, Ill east Franklin
street. Richmond. va. je B-Sun4t'
WANTED.
SCENTED TWINE FOR TOILET
state, or sick-room; fumigates and per-
fumes the air. Death to mosquitoes and
insects. Send 25 cents for samples Agents
wanted. WATSON DRUG COMPANY. 81
Beekman street, New York. JIG 1l-Sunit
WANTED.
MUST HAVE AGENTS AT ONCE TO
sell Sash-Locks and Door-Holders. Sam
pie Sash-Lock free for &c. stamp I'm
mense: better than weights; burglar
proof so day. Write quick. Address
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SUMMER BOARDERS. SURROUND.
ings attractive healthy: wire screens ana
blinds. Address Box ID, Amherst, IA.
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TO SELL A FIRST-CLASS ONE-HORSE
Second-H Hand Phaeton; has Just been en-.
tirely rebuilt. Apply 10 MADISON ~
10 Bit
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WANTED,

BOARDERS FOR THE SUMNER AT
Fern Cliff" the home of Mrs. w. c.
White: 400 yards from post-ofiice, depot.
and telegraph office low rates: first-class
accommodations fishing and bathing con-
yenient. Correspondence solicited. Refer
ence given, II desired. Mrs. w. @.
WHITE. Hardware Post-Oftice, Fiuvan-
ma county, Va. Je B-Sun2t.
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WANTED.

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL ROOMS.
singly or en- suite. on west Grace street,
In central part OF the city. Address AL
BERT SIDNEY" care Dispatch. office.
fe 25-lts
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE
PATENTS

HAVE BEEN PLACED IN OUR HANDo
TO BE SOLD.
Nothing pays so we'll as a good Patent.
Why not invest your money where Il wil1
double itself every few months?
standard SPECIALITY CO,
lli2 EAST MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
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WANTED,

HOUSES TO RENT. HAVE MUCH
fewer vacant houses now than for many
years before. None now on Church Hill:
Parties with vacant houses will 30 wei
TO see me. H. A. CATbIN,
ie 25-2t No. north Eleventh street. c'ty.>
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WANTED,
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TO SELL TWO PAIRS CANARlBS
Good Singers. Will sell cheap. Apply
9lSib north Twenty-slxth street. te 2o-it
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HEALTHY

SUMMER : BOARDERS. HEALTHY
town: large, airy rooms; I'm a pleasant
location: bathroom convenient; lithi8
water delivered at the door daily. Terms
moderate Apply 10 Mrs. JEN ME v.
WADE Farmville. Va Je 2J-zt-
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TED,

POSITION IN PRIVATE FAMILY TO
Teach English, French, and Music. Tes-
timonials furnished. Replying, state
number, ages of pupils. and give refer
ence. Mrs. HAROLD, Ill east Franklin
street, Richmond, Va. je lS-Sun4t'
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nv YOUNG MAN 600, POSITION OF
any kind; small salary at commence
ment. Best OF references, including pas
.nr ~ church OF which / am member.
vi II A." Dispatch office. je 8-lt'
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MUST HAVE AGENTS AT ONCE TO
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pie Sash-Lock free for &c. stamp I'M
mense; better than weights; burglar
proof; $40 a day. Write quick. Address
BROHARD & CO.. Department 80. Phla-
delphia, Pa NH 12-Sun26t
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WANTED,

ALL BOARDING-HOUS AND PR.
yate families who can entertain delegates
and visitors 10 the Ninth International
Convention OF Baptist Young Peoples
Union of America. that viii be held in
this city on July 18th. 18th. 18th. and 18th.
at the following rates: Lodging and three
meals. sl25: lodging breakfast, and sup
lodging so cents-to address ENTER
TAfNMENT COMMITTEE, Post-Ofilce
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PRICES REDUCED ON WATCH w0RI
CLEANING. 81: MAIN SPRINGS. q.
Twenty years experience. WILLIAM TO.
pIEN, JR, sos east Broad street Spec
tacles and Eye-Glasses. rs cents. An
work guaranteed. 3eis-Sun3 !
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WANTED,

MARBLE SLAB FOR SODA COUNTER.
ls 10 70 inches wide. feet long, Also.
Alternating Electric Fan. State condition
and price Address SODA WATER, Post
ONCE Box 49, Hampton, Va. je 25-its
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WANTED,

GIRLS TO OPERATE ON SEWING
Nachines-learners taken on and paid
While learning-at the SOUTHERN
SHIRT FACTORY. 10 north Fourteenth
street. Je sSsit'
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WANTED.

CHEROOT HANDS. BOTH ROLLERS
and Bunch Breakers. Apply TRIANGLE
CIGAR AND CHEROOT COMPANY,
1l04 east Cary street. lie 23-F, Sun& Wat"
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WANTED,

TO BUY. FOR USE IN COUNTRY, A
very cheap Buggy. Phaeton, or Dayton
Wagon, with or without top. Address.
stating lowest cash price and where can
be seen. THOMAS BROWN. care OF
Carrier No. 4 city 1e 2o-it
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The Celebrated Fitz Lee COOK stoves
VIII bake quicker,
VIII bake better.
VIII last longer,
Will cost you less money.
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WANTED,

SCENTED TWINE FOR TOILET.
state, or sick-room; fumigates and per-
fumes the air. Death TO mosquitoes and
insects. Send % cents for samples. Agents
wanted. WATSON DRUG COMPANY. 81
Beekman street. New York. je ll-Sunit
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WANTED,

WHITE OR COLORED COOK, MAN
preferred, for school. Good wages. Cali
between and =. NJ. at 81 east Frank
lin. or write c., School POst-Otiice, Va.
10 2O-Tu Th& Sun3t
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WANTED,

A FEW MORE BOARDERS AT SECLU-
sion for the summer. We have large airy
rooms and 8. very shady yard. For par
ticuIars address Mrs A. GARRETT
TRICE. Fredericks Hail, Louisa county.
Va je 2J-lts
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YADIEsi Chichester's English Pennyfoyal Pins
~ TAKE no other. Send e.. STAMPS, f Pss<ul.sx, Hshl
for L.S,;" ~ ,s,.'s z Sssptr NAIL, .a. D>
Eau 2-Tu. Tn. Suly
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WANTED.

TO RENT OUT FOR THE SUMMER
months only, one OF the most Desirable
and Convenient Flats in the city. viii
rent very low. Can give possession at
any time. Address COOL. care of Disc
match 1e 25-1tr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Zangwin. the well-known novelist, with
a reception and banquet on the evening
Of the 18th Of october.
Mrs. II. Theodore Ellyson and MISS
Bessie Ellyson have returned from
visit to Deal Beach, y. j., and from New
York. where they attended the Dewey
celebration and the yacht races.
Miss Nicholas, National Treasurer Of
tho Colonial Danes is about 10 bring
out q book about the Byrd family. The
name will be Some Account OF Colo
NAL Family in Virginia" The book will
contain correspondence from jamestown
to 1872.
Mrs. ". T. Oppenhlmer has returned
from her country place. in Iluyanna,
where she spent the summer. The Misses
Niavo have also returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aston Cabeli have re-
turned from tho Cold sulphur and Ola
Sweet Springs, where they spent the sum-
mo-.
Miss Bettia Burwell Booker, whose eX-
oulsito voice is we'll known in this city
will spend the winter in New York, where
She is continuing her vocal studies.
Mrs. d. A. Weisiger and Mrs Mary
Louise Harrison have returned from the
mountains. They will spend the winter
al No. 1l3 east Franklin street
Miss Jane rutherford is in Washing
ton. where she is attending the meeting
OF the General Council Of the Presbyte-
riau Alliance.
Mrs. Robert RennOlds and family mas
returned from Ashland, where she spent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
coMMoNwEALrHs BIG DOCKET.
Many More Cases Than Usual NJ Next
Term of sunrer,e Corrt

MNnN hOEf 1hNea nun Z sun ~ AfAl
Term of Supreme Court.
Attorney-General Montague stated yes
terday that tho Commonwealth would
have more cases at the term OF the su-
premo Court, which begins here Noyem-
Der Sth. than at any term in years-twice
as many as at any since he has filled the
office Of Attorney-General.
As a result Of this. Mr.. Montague is
now exceedingly busy. having to spend
many hours at his office every day at
work on his cases. and has also to put in
much time at home engaged in the same
labor. In addition to this. Mr.. Montague
has been considerably indisposed for sew
eral days.
AS usual. the Acknowledgement, who
has few equals as a stump speaker in
Virginia. Is in great demand IN the
various counties, but his pressure Of bus
mess has prevented his accepting only
one invitation to address the voters. He
viii speak at Halifax Courthouse on the
I'D instant.
Governor Tyler has been asked by Mr..
George Il. Underhill, Of Habana, for an
appointment as commissioner of deeds
for Virginia In Habana. Alr. Underhiu
was for seven years a United states
Consul in Venezuela. Governor Tyler
will probably not be able to commission
Mr.. Underhill, as the Federal Constltu-
ton prohibits a Governors making such
appointment in foreign country. When
Cuba is annexed. Of course such APP
pointment could DO made.
Mr.. b. A. Nolan. special agent OF the
International Commercial Congress,
which opens in Philadelphia, October
10TH was at the Capitol yesterday, and
was disappointed In not seeing the Gov
ernor. whom ne wished to interest I'm
the proposition 10 have a Virginia day
during the session OF the Congress. Mr.
Nolan discussed the matter with the
Governor while his Excellency was in
Washington, a few days ago. 1t is de-
sired that Governor Tyler and staff be
present on the day devoted 10 Virginia.
The congress IS under the auspices OF
tho Philadelphia Commercial Museum
which Is also the sponsor for the Ma
tional Export Exposition. in Philadel-
phia.
The Department OF Agriculture has
been informed that Mr.. IT. j. Turner. a
well-to-do English farmer, has purchased
a farm in Chesterfield, where no has
located.
Hon. w. Z. Bib. OF Louisa, and Con-
stable Cary Beadles. Of Hanover. were
at the Library building yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

sister OF Miss Gregory. The marriage
promises TO be a very fashionable event
In Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Warren are at
Mrs. Duvals for the winter Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter Palmer, Mrs. Cornelia
Branch Stone. president Of the Texas Di-
vision OF the United Daughters OF the
Confederacy. are at Mrs Duvars, col east
Franklin.
Among the Richmond people who spent
the summer at Nimrod Hall were Mr.. and
Mrs Randolph Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs. Armi-
stead Wexford. Mrs. Preston Cooke and
family, and Mrs II. A. Claiborne. They
have all returned TO the city.
Invitations are out for the marriage OF
Misa Evelyn Spottswood Berkeley. OF
stanton. to DIR. Charles Russell Robins.
OF this city, at Trinity church, stanton,
October the 18th, at $50 p. NJ.
Tho classes in drawing at the Art club
were begun on Monday evening at the
club-rooms. They will be kept up
throughout the winter. with Mr.. Kauf-
man and Mr. Valentine as instructors.
The Jefferson Club will entertain Mr.. ].
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Mrs Clara akeme of the Anchorage

Mrs. Clara Makemer, formerly with the
Christian Medical Hospital and Dispen-
sary, Of Chicago, and present housekeep-
err for the Florence Crittenden Anchor
age Mission, of Chicago writes the fol-
lowing letter from No. SO2 Chestnut street,
Chicago:
Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company,
Columbus. o.:
Gentlemen, After repeated use OF Pc
ru-na and carefully noting results, l can
only speak of it's medicinal value in the
highest terms. It is the best tonic 1 have
ever known for general debility-a sure
cure Tor liver complaint, and a never
failing adjuster I'm cases of dyspepsia. l
have also used it IN cases OF female ir-
regularities and weak nerves common TO
the sex. and have found it most satisfac-
tory. For almost any internal trouble Pc
ru-na is an ideal medicine chest, anC de-
serving Of the Confidence and endorse
ment OF all. Wishing you the success
that your medicine deserves. l remain,
Yours sincerely,
MRS. CLARA MAKEMER.
{ Mrs D. Finlay, Petoskey. Mich. writes:
1T never was better IN my life than | am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08
The Jefferson Orchestra.

The orchestra at the Jefferson Hotel
this wear will be made up OF both Rich
mond and outside talent. Professor
Brocl<mann, who has lately come among
us. has the contract. and will be director
and solo violinist. Professor Thllow VIII
plav cello. and Mr.. August Less comet.
Miss Lizzie Croker, a brilliant pianist
from Greensboro, n. c, and Mr.. Harry
Asbury. a young flute soloist. will com
plete the organization. Mr.. Brockmann
saws that each player will be required
10 render a solo once a week, and that
the music will be as varied and interest
ing as IL can be made with only five play
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

known m a eMiss Emma Holmes.
diseases, Pe-ru-na is without a rival, be,
cause 90 strikes at the source OF these dis
eases Pe-ru-na produces clean, healthy
mucous membranes without which no
woman can be strong or beautiful The
day has been when women, especially
married women. expected 10 bo haggard
and siCkly-that CAV has passed No up
to-dato woman can egofd 10 deprive her.
self Of a remedy so important to her
health and happiness Peru ma IS an
ideal safeguard for the woman IN all
phases and periods OF her life.
Heath and Beauty" sent free 10 wo-
men only by tho Pc-ru-na Medicine Com
pany, Columbus. o.
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woman. People are surprised 10 SEQ mo
so well. / tell them that DR.. Hartman
cured me with Peru ma" 'nis
From early eirlhood TO the end OF the
chlld-bcarir perlod few women are en-
tirely free from some degree of catarrh
Of the pelvic organs.
Pe-ru-na is the only remedy so far de-
vlsed by the medical profession to cor
rect this tendency. No woman should be
without Pe-ru-na. With Peru-na the
thousand and one ailments dependent
upon catarrh OF the pelvic organs can be
wholly averted.
Miss Emma Holmes. OF No. 2i6 Chestnut
street, Station A. Chicago, H., writes; Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF
Directors Of the Richmond Society Tor tne
Prevention Of cruelty 10 Animals VIII
be held at its rooms. No. 6lS east MAIN
Main street. on next TUESDAY evening"
october 10th. a full attendance Is re-
quested. as matters OF vital importansc
70 the society and its relation to the pub
Ito will be discussed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Valentine, al east Franklin street; Mrs
L. c. Minor Fourth and Franklin streets
TeXas-Alrs Alice AlcGill DreWry, Cen
tralia.
Californla--Mrs. Lizzie Cary Daniel
Seventh and Franklin streets.
West Nirginia-Alrs. Thomas A. Brand
err, Fourth and Main streets.
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4, YyTZLER'S SONS,
3l5 East Broad Street.
N%&%%a%NNA
We sell to those who buy
the best.
We compete with those
who sell the lowest.
%%%%%A%NNA

1000 yards Of Fine English Long Cloth
and soft NainsOok, I'm short lengths, lZiac.
quality. at 3-fc.
carpets On the most artistic designs
and col0rinss, durable, attractive, and re-
Ingram Atwood at 90 and GOc.
Ingram Cotton and Wool Mixed at 70
Tapestry Brussels at 80. 90. Is. and
SO.
choice line Of velvets az ST..
Wilds Lnoleums at 30. 90 T0c., and
81.
Simpsons on-Cloths at 25c per yard
Full line OF sloan's Imperial Rugs. Mats.
Ingram AIT Squares at 40. 80, sad c5c.
Short Lengths Of Wamsutta 1914 Bleach
ed sheeungs. value 81 re, al zoe per
yard. . -
Taffetas. Corded Tametas. Corded
satins, silk Poplins, Rhadames, Duchess.
Armures. Peau q Sole etc.
l9-inch Heavy Pure snk Black Duchess,
27-lnch Extra-Flnlsh Black Satin
Mi-snk Black TaGeta, I9-ineh. at 5oc.;
All Colorcd Tanetas reduced to 0oc.
O5c value in 68-iucn Fun Bleach Pure
Linen Damask, az SOC.
HOMESpUXs AND PLAIDs.
5O-inch Homespun serges at 75c.
50-inch HOmespun Worsteds at 81.
81
Leading values in Wool Plaids az 25c.
Flannel Suitings. atwood NJ 25c.
Homespun Mxtures q soc ~
SPECIAL OPENING or LACE CUR
yAfNs.
BLACK DRESS-GOODs,
that carry our guarantee and stand the
test OF wear. both IN color and finish.
50-nch SerBes az so and 75c.
50-inch CheylOt Serges az 7Jc. and 81.
50-lnch CamePs Hair, extra weight at
81.
5G-inch Clay Diagonals at $3.50 and 81.
36-iuch ATWOOD serges az 25c.
36-inch All-WOOi Flannel Suitlng ~ 25c.
THE OLD DOMINION BLANKETS
are made for us OK selected Virginia
Wool by a Virginia manufacturer. In
finish and warmth they are superior to
any other makes We handle.
1914, SO 33: Jl-i. 80 90: ia Ef.4s
WE OFFER
geo 2i-lnch Gloria Umbrellas, mounted on
selected handles, and made % sell rom
81 20 $50. at the uniform price Of 0oc.
These are especially suitable for school
WE SELL READY-MADE SHEETS
AT LESS THAN TIE. PRICE or MA
TERIAL.
New York Mills, @lxo, at SOC.
Dwight Anchor. 91xs0. az oOc.
ID. x L soft finish. 90xs0. al 4oc.
lIemstltched, $3.50. az 30
ID. x l., s0ft-nnish. Six9o. az ffc.
u. 4 l.. soft-dnish. 72x9o. a 30c.
Hemstitchcd Pillow Cases. 36xi5, az f5c.
Cord-Edge Pillow Cases. Ssxi5. at
Lightweight PnlOw-cases. ssxss. at Sc.
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daughter Of MIR. Preston Cooke and Is
blonde OF striking beauty.
The delightful drawing-room receptions
given last season 10y Mrs. Cabell and Miss
Pace will be resumed this year at the
Jefferson Hotel. There will be four re
ceptions. The first will be given on
Thursday. November the 2Sd, and on
each alternate Thursday thereafter. Mfs.
Cabell and Miss Pace cordially invite theif
friends of last season. Those wishing 70
subscribe are asked TO send In their
names before November lst. as they wish
a guarantee list before making final ar
rangemonts.
The Board Of Managers OF the Tuesday
german held a preliminary meeting last
week to make plans for the coming sea-
SON The germans, which proved such
brilliant successes last year. promise TO
be even more delightful this season. The
clubs prospects are very bright a meet
ing Of the members. due notice Of which
will be given. will be held the latter
part OF the month for the election Of the
Executive Board and any other business
which may come before It,
A meeting OF the Board OF Managers
OF the Home for Incurables was held on
Wednesday morning, and the ladies de-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

have been convinced
long ago that there
IS no medicine equal
20 Pe-ru-na. I think
Pe-ru-na the @ best
and most invlgorat-
ing medicine. and it
certainly does full
justice to what Il Is
claimed 20 DO. II
only more women
would try It they
would bA convinced.
For all of taat
class Of disorders
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

now. Pe-ru-na has
cured me. I was 81
years old last Fri
day. and don't feel
as If / could be more
than 20. l was sick
for five long years.
I doctorcd all tho
time. Nothing help
cd me permanently
until 1 heard Of Or.
Hartman ana his
Medicine. and he
ured me. l had
)een so sick, suffer-
ed tlmost death,
vomiting three or
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A. HutZler'S Sons,
3l5 east Broad street.

orders for printing sent TO the Dis-
patch Company will b gwen prompt at
tsntion. and the style OF work and prices
will be sure 70 please yeu.
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SOCIETY IN THE FALL
or FASHION RETURN WITH
THE AUTUMN LEAVES.
SEASON OF MANY WEDDINGS.
That Have Occurred ana
..rs That Are AnnounccG--To
nave MANY accommodations of BE
ofcucc-Musicnl--P

.c,oicucc-Musicni-Personni.
,-,b The Grip october afr and the
....~d leaves, society has huttercd back
. GOWN Ikc nock OF birds returning
'.... after summers pilgrimage.
.,--ora had representatives at a host
,,.t.rinr places at the North during
...~mer. and q number Of people
-. f,e summer months IN Europe. or
-.. trc Virginia springs were crowd
..b Richmond folks. and the cool
.... Of canada attracted not few.
.... tho return OF her devotces, So
.., .. taking on new life, and many
..-.oss aie the entertainments which
p. t...e planned for the winter. Not
.. Che seasons dcbutantes will give
.. receptions and the season Is ex-
.... t5 be more brilliant than ever.
.,r.r ST" Club will give its usual
.. .f germans this winter, and the
which is in a most flourish
coalition. has already organized, and
..- delightful plans for the season.
-.. rr...uc, of che United Daughters
... c.nedcr4cy. who viii meet here
l.r tle S.h. win add greatly 90 the
.. features of that month, as
..-. d.H-ruh entertainments will be
.... l ,.e.r honor
Cd, reto-antes OF tho season are GER
....r always a subject Of great interest
-...... and the young ladies who will
M ..r bow this year Will prove no
r .1 The rule. Richmond is noted
.y E.ris. and 30 can truthfully
. t.t ono debutantes Of this sea-
B.. taken as good representatives
r.nl girls. They are Misses
. r. Eda Atkinson, Anna Carr,
. Davenport. Lucy Hayes. Re
... Gordon. Ruth Tanner, Posey Mere
- Iowr xins Sadie sutton, Bes-
. u.t.r- Maria Williams. Janye
--rr 90 White. Katherine Came
- u.l.uE. Alice HOtchkiss, Mary
m and Virginia Male Boyd.
T,afr weddings. OF which there are
,r- r.mber in Richmond, have be-
r and last week a great many
..ss... uazed on Thursday Miss Mel
-e Garrison was married at her
,r $50 .5 north Twenty-third street.
-r-- John Martand Spence. The cere-
--r was performed by Rev. NJ. Ashby
r-s al was a most impressive and
bs..r,. one. Mr.. and Mrs. Spence left
t- I'D c..ried northern tour.
0- Thursday afternoon Miss Bessie
g.-- Frruan was married 10 Mr..
r-a. Wilbur Amos at the residence Of
l.- PARENTS SIR. and Mrs. II. C. c. Hart
e. ha H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-08

Among those who attended the Dewey
celebration in Washington from this city
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greenwald and DIR.
and Mrs Labenburg.