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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Miss Roberts's school CIises.

On Thursday morning Miss Roberts's
school closed with very interesting exer-
cises. Each child showed careful train
ing. and the programme was excelenuy
carried out by the children Medals. GER
uhcares Of promotion. and penmanship
were awarded to the scholars who are
Russell Gray Thomas. Olof Frederick
Cudlipp Estelle Louise Duke, Helen De-
witt Adams. Annie Laurie Haynes. Mary
Fenelon Chalmers, Clarence Wyatt. Jr..
Anthony Crease Adams. Helen Gray
Watson, Eliza Rankin Montgomery Eva
Nipe Ewig Willie August Moser. Samuel
Edward Haynes, Harry Hunter Philips,
Charles LOwndnes steel. Jr.. Ruth Cher
BONNER Loockeman. Special mention
should be made OF little Celia Ann Mar
tin. Louise Fredrika Ewig, aud Dora Eliz-
abeth Homer for leading their classes.
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BOYS CAPS.
Iiye-Dird Match.

The nve-pigeOn match at Biandon FdIh
Friday between Sir. William Harper Dean
and w. \. Hampton was well attended
The conditions for trap-shootlng were,
however. very unfavorable. the vino
blowing strong in the lace OF the shoo'-
ers. and the birds were an extra-strone
and fast lot. They rose at the iall Oh
the trans. and many were Iast drivers
which are always the most dificuIt piru'
90 Kill.
Mr.. Dean. as well as Mr. Hamilton nay,
done much better shooting and neither
seems 10 be satisfied with his score. me
will i'm the near future. face the u"p'
cain in another friendly match.
Mr.. Dean was somewhat landscapes ~
1sine a gun which was not al an suited
m fraD-shooting- entirely too hsht-ano
co,ld NOT stand the heavy load when Is
necessary TO stop some of such blIus a.
we're trapped here. lie Is now haNlns
made to order a special trap-sun' aho
the bows may look for some soou trap
,hooting when II arrives. -
Taking everything in CONSIDERATION III
Dean is no doubt the gamest shooter tha'
ever faced the traps In TINS city
MIR. Hampton used his regular trap gun
hut did not shoot in his usual form.
The score was a tie at the end OF o
birds-yiz.. 81 each-when they agreed e
shoot at six more each, Mr.. Dean winning
az two birds.
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error TO recover damages for injuries
alleged TO have been done TO the mains
and seWer-pipes of the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS, who were contractors with the
city of Portsmouth. 10 construct a sys-
TEN of sewerage, We're non-resideniS OF
the State, and the city being indebted 10
them on that account, an attachment
was sued out and levied by serving
copy thereof on the city, which was
designated as owing and having estate OF
the defendants in its possession.
When the case. which had been regu-
larly matured by order of publication,
was called, the defendants appeared, spe-
cialy. and moved the court TO quash the
attachment, on the ground that the city
of Portsmouth was not liable TO gafnish-
ment. The court sustained the motion,
quashed the attachment and dismissed
the action. To that judgment this writ
Of error was awarded.
The Supreme Court holds, in an opinion
written by Judge Buchanan. that the city
is liable to garnishment, and the judgment
is set aside and the case remanded 10 the
Circuit Court for further proceedings.
Alleged Fraudulent Conyeyances.
The American Net and Irvine Company
vs.. Mayo and others, from the Law ana
Chancery Court OF Norfolk. was decided
BY a divided court, Harrison and Buch-
anan. j. j., dissenting. The case was an
appeal from a decree OF the Norfolk
court Diminishing the bill of the appellant,
against b. Mayo, his wife, and John L.
Mayo, their son, the purpose or winch
was to set aside two deeds executed by
i. Mayo and wife to John I. Mayo.
whereby the latter acquired all the real
estate his father possessed. The bill al
legged the deeds were not upon valuable
consideration, but were made to prevent
the Irvine Company from making debt
due il from Mayo, and while a suit for
the same was pending in the Norfolk
courts. The answer of John II. Mayo
denies generally and asserts that the
deeds were upon consideration valuable in
law. II there was intent TO defraud, the
defendant AYERS, he Was not privy TO il.
He claims TO have paid his father, in
various ways. $1,000 for the property
The court goes into all the facts, which
are very voluminOus. and concludes by
setting aside the deeds as fraudulent, and
remanding the cause TO the lower court
for such further proceedings as may be
necessary. Judge Cardwel wrote the
opinion Judge Harrison wrote Il strong
dissenting opinion.
Another Case of Fraud.
Todd VS. Sykes is also from the Law
and Chancery Court of Norfolk, and the
opinion was also written by Judge Card
well. The case is an appeal from de-
| cree setting aside as fraudulent and void
eight deeds made by Lucinda Todd. con-
veying 70 her son Charles IL. Todd. lot
on Chapel Lane. in Norfolk, in conside-
ration Of 100 lots %. IS. "a. 81. G.. and 81
on Avenue Il. in Huntersvile Norfolk
county. for $3.50, the total consideration
named in the deeds being $500. Five
deeds, dated July 10. 1895. convey pro-
perty for an aggregate consideration Of
Z s. $50.
The deeds were attacked by Josephine
Sykes. daughter OF Lucinda Todd, and
| half sister Of Charles Todd, who charged
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meters was made in 1898; they were set
In the low districts. At the end of the
year. the pressure had increased 100 per
cent. at the high points. All complaints
for want Of water had ceased, and we
had the same pressure at these points
that would have been obtained by eX-
pending $4,000 which would have en-
tailed an annual expense OF $1,000. Prior
TO placing the meters, our water power
pumps We're insufficient TO keep up the
supply ana we were often compelled TO
run the steam pump. which increased the
cost of pumping $500 per annum. This
pump has not been used for the past
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
RECORD OF WATER PRES .URE IN THIS CITY. SHOWI n

eighteen months. 1t will be seen. there
fore. that the saving per annum amounts
to Sl9.j0J-nearly equal 10 the entire out
lay for meters The per capita consump-
ton for last year-1S9S-was ninety nine
gallons per day-a reduction of Il per
cent. from that Of 1890 and the quantity
of water used now is y per cent. less than
I'm $50. while the population has increased
20 per cent.
EFFECT IN COLD WEATHER.
Another advantage from the meters: In
the past, during freezing weather, II was
the general custom to leave fixtures run
ming ana wasting, TO prevent frozen pipes
The result was little or no pressure, reser-
Voirs rapidly cmptyins, in the face OF the
fact that all the pumps were worked 10
their fun capacity. Recently we have eX-
perienced the severest weather known In
my section OF the country-the thermome-
ter for days being at OF bc'oW zero. Du-
ring that period a fairly good pressure
was maintained in the city. even at The
high points and our water-power pumps
were abundantly capable Of preserving
the supply, and keeping the reservoirs
full.
| submit with this a chart, which shows
graphically the lowest pressures during
the day for the years 1895. 1897, and 1895.
On the chart the temperature for cold
days is also given, that it may be seen
how the pressure has been maintained at
such seasons by restriction In waste.
4 RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Mr.. Bolling's paper was given the
closest attention by tho members of the
Water-Works Association, every one OF
whom is a superintendent OF some large
municipal plant, and the paper was fol-
lowed by the unanimous adoption of re-
solution to the effect that the sense of the
meeting was that the only fair method OF
selling water, for both supplier and con-
sumner. IS by meter measurement, and
that there should be a minimum charge
for metcrod water yearly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
June Hosiery Sale.
1t will be one thatyouwillneyer
Z IL - - u -.---- - 49,.

1t will be one thatyOuwlIlneye
forget. Judge by these values
Ladies' Tan Dropstitch Hose. l'. vaI--
70. &c.
Ladies' Plain Black Hose
double heels and toes. L.. flt lh.
Ladies nc Balbriggan se double
soles nigh splced heels. gu lrf.'l n-
bination Egyptian cotton, O. pe A "-
IL lie
Ladies 100 Black Hose. extra A0ao
heels and spliced toes, Warranted i"''
black. TO be sold for ~ lie.
Ladies' Black Hose, with White teeL
bread heels and toes. nc. value. 70 -
sold for ~ i-2c.
Ladies Ole Black Hose extra heaW
superior quality splioed heels and toe
Hermsd0rf dye for 10.
Ladies 20c Fancy Hose. with Bi1
boots. colored tops, In all shades, 20 D
sold for ~ I-2c.
Ladies' 2jc Black Hose velvet tu'
extra double soles, high spliced heels a.i
toes. for nc.
Ladies soc French IIsle Hose, double
heels and toes, Hermsdorf dye Tor -
Ladies' soc. Fancy Hose. stripes and
polka-dots. to be- sold FOR 20.
ladies' 50c Superior Lisle-Thrcad II FOB.
spliced heels and toes, Rembrandt az dr' g.
stitched. ribbed Hermsdorf dye. %
The best IL &c. Hose I'm the wor.l ?
BOYS and girls can be found here They
are double knees. heels. and toes O'f.r
merchants are charging 20c. for ttI ANS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

is97 the City Council appropriated $1,000
for the purchase Of meters. and l was em-
powered to place them where / deemed
best.
/ began setting the meters in June Of
this year, and placed them, irrespective
OF the size or condition OF the premises.
in the lowest plane. Nearly all the taps
I'm this section supplied small dwelling
houses having two fixtures hydtant
and closet The average consumption at
each tan per month was nearly $1,000 gall
Ions. and i'm a few instances reached as
high as 10000 gallons per month. This
great waste was at once checked by the
meter. or, rather. the bill. and al the end
Of the year the pressure at the hish
points had increased 10 per cent
Another appropriation Of 5000 for
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last fall ! sprained my LEFT mp W." W.
bending some heavy boxes. The oy>
l called on said at nrst IL was a ."7 -
strain and would soon be Well "''
grew worse. and the doctor tnen soy. $50
had rheumatism. IL continued 10 ~,
worse. and l could hardly get at'",'" .s.
work. went 10 drugstore NuN ~
druggist recommended me 10 Try 80 ~.
herlain's Pain Balm tried H. ahl ~
half OF a 50-cent bottle cured me emu
7 now recommend II 20 all my l'' s',l t..
r. A. Babcock, Erie. Pa. II is iot "a. ~
Ill druggists. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

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Every suffering man or woman should
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Ribbon Specials.
masonic Called Meeting.

Tho members of Lodge of sL.-
eeryance 30. z07 A. J.. and a. VI.
been notified 10 attend called com
cation OF their lodge 90 Doc he.d
Adams Hall tomorrow evening ID.
o'clock for the purpose OF c0uferr
first degree on several we.i-known
citizens. Doubtless a large number .. 10
brethren will be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

family left Thursday for Bedford City to
spend the summer.
Mr.. TOmlinsons little child Is improving
A Knock trial" for the benefit or Epi-
phany church was given az Parish Hall
in Barton Heights, last Thursday eve
ming.
Mr.. Charles r. Tominson, who has been
on business trip 10 Baltimore, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. c. W. Eaton and children left Fri
day last for Powhatan county Tor the
summer
Mayor starritt is away on business
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Black and C0I0red
Dress Goods.

pm SPECIALS to give you an
- idea Of what you will buy.
~ We must reduce this stock, as
it is too large for this time of
year. Look at these prices:
SOC. Black Dress Goods figured. in Gre
pom effects. Csc yard.
1jc Black Dress Goods for 00c. yard.
s. Black Crcpons for $l.SO.
soc Colored ATWOOD Dress Goods sc
75c. Colored An-Wool Dress Goods, soc.
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Thin Dress Goods.
Values never approached by
any house.

1Oc. Lawns and Iron-Frame Grenadines
for Be. yard o..,,
70 1-2c. Organizes. in beautiful patterns
SC. yard. - ~,
ReaI-F'ine Colored Figured Dotted
swisses and Organdies worth 10 2-Sc.
yard. for 1-4c.
Real Fine English Lappets for Lie
ward.
for y lie.
SOC. SILK Glnghams, 10 @-3c.
Real Irish Lawns the new weave, I'M
possible TO match at l6 2-Sc., for LIE.
SOC. Slk-StTiped Challies, 2oc.
Imported Organdies, the 25c. kind, for
~ lie yard.
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p.r,on Heights News Notes.

Mrs. Or. Mercer, who resides on North
avenue. Is very sick.
services are being held every Thurs
lay and Sunday at the little Presbyterian
hurch Of this place
Mr.. Word. late Of Richmond. has moved
ls family 10 Barton Heights. and is oc-
uipying the house that Mr., w. .. Shell
burne has been living In. Mr.. Shelburne 5
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White and COIOred
piQueS.

Great values tomorrow Come and
judge for yourself
l9c White p. X, In heavy cord, straight,
and cross stripe. to be sold for IL lie.
29c. White p. X. In straight cross
stripe, real heavy cord, TO be sold for
40.
70 l-2c. White r. X. to be sold for 10
45c White Cord =. X, for a yard, zoe.
l7c Colored p. X. in all new shades,
for 4. To "A ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
EmbrOideries and
Lace Sale.

Tomorrow will be a great sale
of Hamburgs, Swiss All-Oyer,
Yoking, Torchon, Val. Lace, and
Imitation Duchess Lace. We
bought a large stock, including
1000 yards of Inserting. Values
are impossible to match. Some
are open work-to be sold 5, 6, s,
10, 12t, -, 10, and 25c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

Superintendent Fox. OF me pD',
schools will hold an examination ,
norsons who desire 10 OBTAIN liceh..
leach. AT the Hgh-Scho0l buildins.
Wednesday and Thursday next, ooHIi"'
ing at a. NJ. .,..,... z
o,fbcr Of the Richmond High schools
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
White Dress Goods.

Such values impossible 10 match. Read
Joe. India Linen. per yard, So.
2jc. Fancy White +. X, for yard loo.
zoe. White Woven Dotted Swiss. Zoe.
25c. White Persian Lawn, silk -nnish' Tor
I7c. a yard.
iSc. Persian Lawn. White for ~ l-2c.
SOC. White Organize, . yards wide, 25c.
Great values in White organizes at
81 = and SOC.
lie. White Lawn, 40 inches wide, for
IL 1-2c.
French Nansook, worth S9c yard. 10
be sold for zoe
White Checked Muslin, tomorrow
BE.
1-3c White Checked Muslin for 4 3-4c
Trunks and SatcbeIs at Less Than
Factory Prices.
MendaIi, for mending Glassware
10.
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PedesfaI for the Mcrrimac's shaft.

a granite pedestal 2ls feet In heisht has
been placed IN the grounds or the Con-
federate Museum, and on this the shat'
of the Merrimac will I'm a few days Do
laid. The work has been done by MT
A. Netherwood, and was yesterday &C
cepted by Colonel Cutshaw.
The Merrimac shaft is 2S feet long
seven tons,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Muslin Skirts.

Well-Maie 50c Muslin Skirts with g.
inch runlo. for 29c.
69c Muslin skirts made Of good mus.
lin. full width l0 l-2-nch rlffle f1r 3D.
Sl25 Muslin Skirt with lawn ruf'es
trimmed in TOrchon lace. great value. for
z5e
Special values will hs offered in go 0ac
81. and sI.23 Muslin skirts. You ought,
TO sec them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Great Values i'm Gowns.

CSC Mother Hubbard Gowns T-neck
with Hamburg inserting OF tu.hs DO yoke
for i5c.
$40. Ladies Empire Gown With came
brio ruffle, Hamburg yoke bargain. for
go
$40 Gowns Empire effect. with Ham-
burg yoke and HmbIrs inserting n
rcVer cambria rufla 70.
Special value iu Gowns a- s0c., 81, ard
Sf25. They are h3lf prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

Vell-Made Chemise. made ot good ma.
terial. full length. sold for -9... l.V "a.
Excellent Chemise, wei made. .l
length. sold for 39c.. now -.
Soc. Chemise. made of good muslin wh
tucks and yoke, Hamburg inserting -af
cambria rufflc, for BIC.
S9c Chemise. well made OF good ~..-
lin. four rows Of HAMBURG iuserlg a
yoke, five rows cluster tucks. With .lr-
brio ruffles. bottom deep hemm,i Coz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

In The absence OF Or " H. l.. sm..
OF tho Second Baptist church
breaches "A commencement sermon
Backsburg to-day. his pulpit VIII 9.
cupied. morning and evening. nA rev
s DunaWsy, Of FredoricNsDuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
II In. uab, 4. Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-trle,
remedy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup,
for children teething. II soothes II
child. softens the gums. allays all palr
cures wind cole. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
A Blanket Sale.

Yes. it is the wrong time of the year
to talk about them. but If prices are
any object. you will not only buy one,
but two or three of them.
Tomorrow we sell 500 Wool Blankets,
that sold for 81; new. fresh goods. Just
received from the manufacturer, to be sold
fo,, 50 nO
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The Great Shirt-WdiSt Sale.

Our Department has been the centre OF attraction
seems impossible at times to wait on the numerous GUS
toners this department The for this our superior
elusive yles-our very low prices all new bought
STYLES and material Remember Silk Waists 4)C IN 6 m
have been reduced Our prices ........... " ~ QO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
! Silk Values.

To reduce stock causes these 10"
prices.
Black Figured Hermann SILK, sold foI
81 yard now 42c
Black Iron-Frame Grenadines, sofa lo'
81. % yard. now soc.
Black and White Foulard Silks, sold for
75c. yard. now Bic
Washable Silk, that sold for soc. yard
now zoe.
All our Sl25 and 81 Plaid and Fancy
Striped Silks 10 be sold for zoe. yard.
All Dark Shades of Taffeta silks, that
sold for 75c yard, now nc.
IJght-Shade Taffeta Silks for &c. yard.
81 Black Satin Duchess Tor 7oc.
27-inch Black China Silks, worth 10 and
soc. ward. and all cOlors, SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18

w. NJ. Gallagher, OF Bryan, Pa. says;
Forty years ! have tried various cough
medicines one Minute Cough Cure y
b, AZ OF ALL" IL relieves instantly ana
cures all throat and lung trout. es coughs
DDS. croup. whooping -eoush. Ia grippe.
and pneumonia. Bodeker BTothsgs' l. ~
Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Our Special Sale on TailOr-Made Suits.

You will need when you to the seashore All this
son old styles saving of less than % cent
to 33 per than former prices The past week has
moved hundreds of Suits II not superior saesmnsp 1t
was simply weseeced stock the tremendous reduction
made induced patrons purchase Do not fail to attend
our 1t genuine money saving here Buying made easy
here stock you cannot help finding
thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Ladies' Drawers

Drawers. good muslin. n0 trashy. cheese.
cloth kind, with decp Finch umbrella
H..
Ladies' Plain Drawers with t.... Nv.
l-inch tucks. open or closed. -.r i9.
Ladies' 50c Drawers. with .nhraI.,
cambria runlc. 6-inch. trimmed n r.r
chon lace, with hetringbone tua.rs
great value for 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Underwear BARGAINS.

We are the greate-t people in ef..ts-..
on Muslin Underwear Read and 49,
come and judge for yourself. "
Well-Made Cotton Corset Cover. t~.-
med in Hamburr always sell for W.
our price, 15c. -'
V0c. Lonsdale Cambria ttroa stv..s.
med in TorchOn 0r H.nbuf. fr "a
70 and SIC. Corset Covers. .r nI.Ir "a
Empire effect, made oi Lunsd.Ie ca,,r-
pearl buttons, trimm-I n.-n t....,.-,
and edge 10 match. for 30.
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Mems Furnishings.
Can YOU match these prices 7

Mems Fancy Gauze-Stripei Shirts -
be sold for 20c.
Mems SOC. Bleached Jeans Drawers -',.
Mems soc. =. X. Shirts, in plain VINO
or striped SOC.
Mems Fancy Plaid Socks worth -.
Mems WeH-Made Socks, worth y l2.'
for 1Oc, pair
Mems Socks TO be sold Tor -. a pair
great values.
r A group of telling bargains m
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Millinery.
Values we will offer you to-
morrow will be great.
SOC Sailors for 25C.

Values we will offer you tomorrow VIII
be great All Flowers reducee. o 81
L. - Log than cost. soc. values l0r -oS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
@usR FAVlp ID Send your mail
UU"Enu orders to
====- THE TOWER.
Mail Orders will
be filled on all
these Specials.

I'm VALUE -Q[VlNG THD RUUSE y PnE'EhINENI
Our phenomenal has been honestly and fairly
and we intend making it still greater If fair square dealing and
selling merchandise of dependable quality at lowest prices will
lido t. We sell what advertise DURING IHE ENTIRE
WEEK out of well as in town. Here unequaled money
saving opportunities greet you at every turn Visit Will
vince that there place like The Tower Tor economy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Chenlise.

Underwaists. made Of good jeans ana
good buttons. IL lie.
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Window Shades.
snncial values for this week.

Our great values in Table Linens;
Towels. Napkins and Linens lor FdhcS
Work will continue this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Carpet Sale and
Floor Oil-ClOth.

We want to close out this department,
and tomorrow you can buy carpets ~
inst baIf-price. Come, get our prices and
compare with other merchants . we
guarantee we can save you 20 TO 33 per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Hammock Sale.

The sale Of Palmer Hammock: Wi
canse great eXcitement-60c. 10 S-.oo
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Mating Sale.

Wonderful values for to-
Prices, IL IL to zoe. yard.
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We only quote a few OF our
ParaSOl Specials.

ladies' White silk ParasOls a regular
81 p quality for pSc. ,. lib .,,.,
Ladies White SILK Parasois, Win t"'
ruffles. regular 81 kind, for si.3o. -,
Ladies' FanCy-Silk Paraso!s' VIII
stripes. the regular &.oO hlhd' Iol Si''"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-06-18
Children's Drawers
ChiIdren's Waists.

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