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The evening times., 1899-01-23
Evanston. Kas.. Jan. 3. lsoa.

Evanston, Kas., Jan. 3, 1899.
Paris Medicine CO., St Louis, No:
Gentlemen: Ny Laxative Bromo Ouinine al
gone. Send me by mail ~ once one dozen boxes.
! am satisfied that Laxative BromO Quinine has
saved two cases of pneumonia during December.
besides severe attack of Group in my family.
Thank you for recommending it to me.
Yours respectfully,
1t MRS. FANNIE F. EVANS
The evening times., 1899-01-23
Mattings never so low-priced.

200 rolls of Japanese cotton warp
and extra heavy seamless China
mating, in a great variety OF the
newest and most attractive designs
and eolorings-for which
others ask 19c a yard for t01n
only. ~
120 rolls of Japanese cotton warp
damask mating, very heavy, dou-
bic dyed, and strictly reversible
worth 40c yard all over 9En
The evening times., 1899-01-23

Heurieh's beer seldom visits sorrow; when il
does. il l. comforter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
THE RICHMOND DISPATUH-sUNDAY, MAY 81, 1899.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va, May 70, 1893.
The week Just past has been quite
busy one In Richmond tobacco circles for
this stage Of the season. The loose sales
on the warehouses are declining, but the
week has witnessed the first sale Of the
season Of package tobacco on the Ex-
change.
Private sales to-day were not large.
United States acknowledgements Collec-
lions for the city OF Richmond to-day
We're: Tobacco. Sl,sNO2; cigars. s21I 81.
Total. $2.O6l.56.
Private sales for the week ending to-
day were: Wrappers, rs hogsheads; hilers.
IL hogsheads; cutters, 1 hogshead; leaf
dark. 80 hogsheads; hurley, hogsheads
lugs, 81 hogsheads; scraps. hogsheads;
stems. % hogsheads. Totals, "a hogs
heads
Sales OF dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond breaks for the week ending
Friday. May 18th, were: Crenshaws
Warehouse. 400 pounds-highest price,
s22: Shockoe Warehouse 1926 pounds
highest price, $3.50; Stonewall Ware
house. 15315 pounds. Total number OF
pounds sold during the week, A,lSO-high-
est price, so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
I.ySCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May D.-(SpeciaL)
Prices are practically unchanged. Quota
Medium dark Tugs, s.5Jds25o; -prlmlngs
SOC. QSl; common dark Tugs, sz:o0US2.iS,
medium dark Jugs, s2.S4SS.2o; line ana
good dark. S.50qS.
Leaf-Common dark leaf. S.5odA; me-
dunn dark leaf $4.25q$5; good dark lear,
t65Ods9; fine dark shipping leaf, syqsli
fine dark shipping leaf. s9aSl2; good black
wrappers. siOd$l3; fine DARK wrappers,
sl4Gs24.
Bright Tobacco-Bright New: Lugs-
COMMON green and nondescript, S5oaA,
mediiNl smoking and cutting, SVdSo,
good Aroking and cutting, N4SJO; me
smokinN and cutting. $3.50.
Leaf-Common cutters. s5dSS: medlmm
cutters. 75OdSs.50; good cutters. SSlslO;
fine cutters. sl1.50nsl4: fancy cutters. $l2G
wrappers. N0dsl5; fine white, $2JdSiO'
good mahogany. s12.50nS1G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET,

PETERSBURG, VA, May 2O.-(SpeciaI)
Market quiet. with good receipts. QUO
tatioEs: Common TO medium Jugs
$3.50 10 $50; good to fine Jugs, $3.50 TO 81;
poor short leaf, $3.50 to So; fair TO good
Short leaf $3.50 to 81; medium to good
wrappers. S9QSl2.5O; good to fine wrap
pers, Sl4 to 500; medium to good shipping,
$50 TO $l1; good to fine shipping N2.5O to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
pANyuLE TOBACCO MARKET.

DANVILLE, VA, May 2O.-(special.)-
We quote as follows: Wrappers-Fancy.
Si0aS5; good S3OqNO; medium, S2OqS5O;
common. $l350a$2o. Fil!ers-Fine, N.254
$685. good. s. 25aN25 common. seas %.
Cutters-Fine. SlsaS24; good. sl29$iS: com
mon. SS.j0H$l2. SmOkers-Fine, SlOQ$l3;
good $7@$lO; common, s3.5OdN. Monde
scrpts-GOod, $GA50; common, }2qS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21

NORFOLK. VA, May 2O.-(special)-
Farmers market. fancy, he; strictly
prime. 1-4c.; prime. &C.. common, l-2g
Sc: Spanish. SIC. bushel. The
market shows continued Improvement
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
surrorK PEANUT MARKET.

SUFFOLK. VA. May 2.-(special)-
Jumbo fancy, hand-picked. Virginia. &c.
No. /. fancy, Manipulated. Virginia, &c:
extra, hand-picked. Virginia, 9lac.; No. /,
Virginia. shelIed. Sic; No. 2, virginia,
sheled. &C.. extra large. Virginia. shelled
6Ac: No. !, Spanish. shelled, &C.; No. ?,
Spanish, shelled 3lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
pEyERsBrRG PEANUT MARKET.

PETERSBURG, VA, May 3.-(Special)
Virginia peanuts firm at l-4Q3 S-Sc. for
good TO choice; Spanish steady at 81 1-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va, May 20 1899.
ouotations: wheat-Longberry 65 to
re nixed. 6 to 75c.; shortberry. IS to
7 ,Sc' No. ? red. "a to Toe. ICorn-White, Viz
. .,ia Shae lots). 4sc.; No. 2 white, i2c;;
So. 3 white, % to nc;; No; MIXED;
dc; No. mixed, 81 to Aoc Co.., oatsvNS Soc
mixed. SIC: No. mixed. S'ia'' NEW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-21
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Richmond, Va, May %, lSS

KichmOnu, va, My -, Io5J'
Sales: r. C.-Virginia SIS, registered,
sio go at SS2s; Virginia SIS, coupon, 1909
NJ SUh y. C-Richmond city As. 1000
at ,o7@. sloss Company bonds, $1,000 at
zoe r. C.-Virginia-Carolina Chemical
nrcferred. shares at 1l5%; 60 shares at
it,ih y. C.-Virginia- Carolina Chemical
common. Go shares at 75ss
-,,,.,,- ,rtsNy,r SECIIRiTIFS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
PROF. MERRILL DEAD.
PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY AFTER
NOON AFTER \ BRIEF ILLNESS
THE END HAD BEEN EXPECTED.
suc.rea from "a Complication of Dis
eases, which Left No HOO" i''
,, prominent Educator ana
n Great Student.

Professor George Franklin Merrill dleu
Yesterday afternoon at zl0 cloSN a. i"'
nome No. lO7 east Cary street.
Two weeks ago to-day Mr.. Merrill was
eptoving. apparently, the best Oh heai'h.
Then he was seized with a stroke Oh
paralysis, and although he was abe 10
walk about eight days ago. MS conui'iOh
grew more and more alarming ana WIN
complications emanatng from his heart
and brain. all hope OF his recovery was
abandoned. For the past three Gays
his death has been looked for hourly ana
the patient lay unconscious nearly All
the time. 49,,
Mr.. Merrill was man of wide intel
lectual attachments. lie was devoted 10
literature and literary pursuits, ana ne
ltvod the life of a careful student. ho
was hospitable and cordial to very en-
inent degree, and was never so hdppy
AS when ne was entertaining his IlleH"s,
He was every inch man. Honest anu
frank. a faithful friend. his integrity was
unquestioned and his character uhsu'-
lied. lie was beloved by an VINO
knew him. and highly respected ID inns
community. ,,..,,,
Although a close student, Mr.. MerTAl
was devoted TO outdoor exercise ana was
particularly fond Of long walks.
SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.
Professor Merrill was born IN Gilman
Ton. \. H.: received his early educauon
at Gnmanton Academy and aiiei WARDS
Graduated with highest honors at Dart
mouth College. In the class Of lsJS. lie
came South and commenced the practice
of law in Mobile, Ala. until the begin
ming OF the war. when he enlisted In the
Confederate army. After the war ne
taught for a while In Culpeper county,
va: then removed TO Richmond, where
he taught the higher grades OF study IN
the schools conducted by Miss Pegram,
Miss Gordon. and the Southern female
Institute He then opened a school OF his
own. which he conducted for many
years. after which he accepted the posi-
lion of principal Of the Richmond Nor
nal School, which he held up 10 the
time Of his death. Besides being an IN
structor in the Mechanics Institute, ne
has conducted summer normal school III
different parts Of the state. he was
twice married. his first wife being MISS
Mildred Briggs. OF cuipeper county VA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
THE WEEK IN FULTON.
Wanted to Give Their Friend q
Duciing-persOnuI Notes

II was past midnight Thursday when
Policeman KRAFT was patrollng his beat
along the dark ways I'm the neighborhood
or Williamsburg avenue. and al that hour
when all nature seemed az rest sud-
den, piteOus appeal for help waited out
on tho atmosphere. The cry penetrated
the ears OF the officer. who I'm a moment
took I'm the situation, ard hurriedly rush.
ed 10 the place whence tho sound came.
Tho sudden interruption OF the stiffness
had no terror for the gallant officer Tho
cry still rang out with melancholy sad
ness. and IL struck a sympathetic chord
In the heart Of the big Policeman. AT
last he reached the spot. and interro-
gated a young man who was standing
near the corner OF Louisiana street and
Williamsburg avenue. The young man
was the one who called for help. and for
the reason that. while passing along the
street he was seized by several OF his
friends, who had determined 10 put him
I'm the watering trough close by and give
him "A good ducking. His cries for help
had the desired effect. and the men who
had undertaken tho task He'd when they
heard the Clattor OF the feet OF the offi-
Ger. who was fast approaching. and they
are as yet basking I'm the sunlight OF
freedom.
Two negroes, said 10 be from Jackson
night on Sixth street. One OF the balls
went through a gate on the premises or
a gentleman close by and lodged In a tur-
nip. Tho negroes made their escape he
fore an indignant pOpulace could lay
hands on them.
Miss Josephine, daughter OF Mr. George
Hudson. VINO FOR several months has been
very sick. is improving slowly. at the
residence OF her father. on Fulton Hin.
Helen. the bright little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas OCOnnor, who Vas
been quite sick. Is now better.
Mr. Joseph Fall. OF Newport News,
spent Thanksgiying-D visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Charles wade took a day or
Thursday, and went 20 the woods, where
game abOurds He returned at evening
loaded down with game. and was much
tired from the. weight OF the heavy load.
The new road from Fulton street to
Chimborazo Park Is now wen under way.
and before another summer sun II Will
doubtless be completed.
Mr. John Roach. who several months
ago went TO West Point 10 accept a POSI-
ion there. writes that he win come up
IN visit to-day.
Mr. Eddie Barker Is detained at his
home. on Louisiana street. by sickness.
Mrs. w y. Whitiow. of No. 4os Denny
street. who has been quite sick, Il Inn
proving.
Mr.. James oConnor. OF West Point,
spent Thanksgiving here with rsla'
tives.
Miss Katie Eliar. OF Portsmouth. Va.
Is the guest OF her friend. Miss Manic
Gogan. Fourth and Louisiana strsstA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
WARREN WAITS.
HINT Club Gives Farmers "
BanQuet.


Front RORAL. VA, December -
lSoecial)-The Pine Hill Hunt cup Oh
his county. gave 10 the farmers VDor
whose land they hunt a banquet IN "a
,,ig's Han last night. a large NUMBER -
The tllcrs of the soil were in atten9aihcs'
A reception last night at hahuolpn
Macon Academy was largely ATTENDED ny
tha Young people of this and adJoih"s
counties. -. .to C,oun
An attempt is being made by the amp
80 Confederato Veterans OF TINS county
~ organize q camp Of Sons OF Veterans
So fan the project has met win SUCCESS;
Dr Reuben Menafee, an aseu anu
nromiuent citizen of this county ulel az a..
bis residence here this week. He was II
his Sefh wear. ana was one OF the ms ,sc
nracficing dentists in this section oil inc
Mis- Sarah Haynie, LADY wen hu-
yancod in years. died this week at H1
,.siaence. i'm this county. she was ~.
~ The highest esteem by all VINO hiie"
Mr. J. Thomas Coleman thtii'E ar''
,,,osrerous young merchant or TINS cou M
~. wed this week Miss hllzaDe,H W.
1Iofrman. at the residence OF the l"'''''
~ Link. Of Strasburg. oihclateu'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

merry conductors In the passenger-trai1
service on the Norfolk and Western. ami
were then warm friends. Their mectin.s
recalled an incident Of their railroad lille
which neither Of them will ever forget.
On the night OF the Thaxton wreck.
eleven years ago, when an Inflated pas
sarSer train went through a bridge, caus-
Ing many horrible deaths and loss. not
only OF lifo. but Of bodies. IL was Captain
tones's time 10 take the train out. be
had received an invitation TO a wedding
which was TO occur on that night. AMI,
having decided TO attend the wedding, Sc
cured leave of absence, and requested
Captain Johnson TO take his run. The
later very kindly consented. and 20 it
happened that Captain Johnson and not
Captain Jones went down with the ira n.
Captain Johnson sustained injuries. nut
soon recovered, and is now I'm the eni)y-
mcnt OF good health.
7 he preliminary work IN connection
with the erection OF a large pulp plant
hero by the Columbian Paper Company
is row in progress. under the supernteni-
ency Of Mr.. Samuel Drummer, OF Buena
Vista, Va.
Inc Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Com
pany IS increasing its working force at
Inninan and Toms Creek. Wise county.
A large number OF carpenters. bricklaY-
ers, and ether labOrers reached thar
county this week from Knoxville. Tenn.
They are at work in connection with me
coke plants which the company is hav-
ing built
The Clinch-V valley News SAYS: "A big
deal In coal land has just been closed n
this city. Three thousand five hundf'd
acres OF land, near Colburn. has been SCH
by the Dunn coal and Land Company 10
George l.. Garter. and the amount paid
for the property was $1,000. The tract
OF land In question is said 10 be right
I'm the heart OF The coal region. Extensive
coaI-mines are now being operated in that
virfnffV."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Underwear.

Ladies' Extra Quality Swiss Ribbed Me-
rino Wool Vests low neck ana no sleeves
the regular zoe. quality, at 6Oc.
Ladies Extra Quality Ribbed MeTino
Wool Vests. high neck and long sleeves,
the regular 81 kind soc. =,
Ladies Extra quality Swiss Ribbed
Cashmere Wool Vests at Si.25 ana Sl.1o.
ladies' Non Shrinking Mcrino Wool
Vests ana Pants, extra values. 81. $40,
81 80. and - %.
LADIES' Ribbed Merino Wool Combina-
ton suits White and Natural, 81 and
LADIES' Extra Quality Ribbed Merino
Wool Drawers 81.
Childron's Extra Quality Natural Wool
Vests. Pants. and Drawers, size p 4oc.
Rise %. a size. ~,
Misses Non-Shrinking Merino Wool
Vests and Pants. 10. SSc., and 81.
Gontlemen's Extra Quality SOFT ana
Warm Wool Shirts and Drawers, Wmte
and Natural. 81. c,.
Gontlemen's Extra Quality Non-Shrink-
ing Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers,
White and Natural. regular - quallty;
special at 81 30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
THE posr-oFFIcE RETURNS.
they show Marked inere"S'-- '''' =
clerks to He Put On

The receipts for the sale of stamps ,nr,
u.a.',od envelopes at the post-oiiice last
,-'n amounted 10 S2o.ssi.oS. an lhcrease
~ y}.g6f75 over the correspondents ii'0'''"
last year ,.,.... hos increased
IN me same proportion, ana 'ne "''''. a,,d
~ money now paid out TO neiVI"n'' -
others I'm the redemption Oh o'"o''
race nearly 5000 per DAY .so oroount
- tus.n@es done at This office. the POST
vi ,p.,,,o,,,nent has allowed POST
~ ,a'',r x nieht an additional force for me me
r m,,,,, Of december. Two clerks ana hv We
n'o..u, -, IN he added TO the force and be
continued until after Christmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
QUALITY OF THE PICTURESQUE.
This the Theme Of Hopkinson
-.uLal..a Lcctura. 10 NnrrnAN NL-hl.

This the Theme Of HOpkinson
smiths Lecture TO-Morrow Night.
10 uopkiuson Smith win appear before
f.a Richmond Iyceum ON Monday night
r ls celebrated art lecture on "Ihe
q tv of the picturesque.
.,r smith has the honor of being inc
.. lecturer in list years course who
Received ru invitation to return this sta-
vote taken among tho memoefs
' 'lr I.0cum. he and George hennDh
WIRE declared 90 be- the faVOr.te lecturers
. t. r.re Mr. Smith is ai the more
Interesting .l account OF bis phenomenal
Versatility BE enjoys an international
'.or a. m artist, author. reader
and .r-
tra H Clark will Introduce Mr..
smith .1 Hs .lience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

list ONNIDil.l
1fo breaches th.s morning at II o'clock
,rI .rrn tonight The people of ClOp-
-0--SI.et have been without a pastor
-- ~.r. months row. They have had
D.or, or unity 90 hear MIR. Sisk. He
r.- rr..l ny the Special Committee ON
err.s Pastor 90 come and preach for
t cation. lie did SD several
rmes. rt people an like him very
rr-h judge Hancock, one OF the most
devoted and substantial members of the
church. I.-- very complimentary esr-
ra.. n f.e now pastors ability as
s.ur nl elocUuonist.
THE NEW PASTOR
I.y William Wilbur Sisk was born i'm
C.r.- county. lie received his cduca-
slim A. tha schools OF s. county the
t..... Male Academy. of Louisa county,
rr also spent some time at RichmOni
During his stay at college Dc
"a 10 "a pastorate I'm the Goshen
zion. His charge th To embraced
.Vug church I'm the town of Orange.
an influential country church. lie
lre work here. Ina little more than
taD years he practically built two
churches and added about 2-3 members
On the churches under his care. He has
ways been very successful as preacher
and pastor. The fields he enters have
invariably nourished. At his Naveriy
field he did q fine work. closing up tne
passionate with a stirring revival
SIR Sisk is unmarried. He is quite
young. and impresses one ass being icdr-
less and solid man. worthy of confidence.
SKETCH OF THE CHURCH.
Clopton-Sireet church is q daughter OF
Bainbrldge street church. of Mancnesl T.
II was the first n the three churches to
go ont from the prominent mother church.
Amore those who have been pastors a.
this church are Rcvs. ~. j.. Reynolds
Decatur Edwards. and w. r. Ha.ght Tire
numbers about go. and ali
are devoted 20 their church. They have
a neat and commodi0us building. They
have done q great work. and hope TO Do
etm greater things for the cause in which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

der. and william Preston Merrill. a SIS
ter. Mrs. Freeman j. Nelson, OF Concord
\. H.. also survives him. .
THE FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS,
The funeral will be conducted from the
Grace-Street Presbyterian church TO-
morrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. rev
DIR Jere Witherspoon will oficiaIe. me
interment will be in Hollywood. Inc ioi-
lowing pall-bearers are requested 10 az
and to meet at l07 east cary street "' d
y. NJ, on Monday:
uonorary-Messrs. W. +. Fox. j. T.
Thomas s Il. Pendeton, l.. s. Edwards,
Gaorga II. Pace, X. +. Flournoy. Herbert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

and his second, Miss AIunford, only
daughter of the late DR.. Robert and
Anne Curtis Munford, and a sister Of
Mr.. Robert 3. Munford Commissioner
Of Revenue. Besides his widow, he leaves
the following children: Mary Page, Ro-
bert Munford. Annie Munford, Resale
Sinclair, Edith Carlton, David Batchel-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
rhr.e Men in a buggy.

Three young men, in hired buggy, .., on
Friday afternoon ran over ana P"'iniu''s
injured Earl Tyler. smah boy l'N'i's
al 1902 east Bt)ad street. Inc YOUNG "V ~
were drinking. They lett the hoi9o -,
front Of saloon after the acc'ueh'' anu
Agent Taylor. OF the Society 'or 'ns -
ventjon of cruelty 10 Animals, took pos
session OF Il and returned II 10 the stable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

the country, gladdening the hearts OF
t'e tbirtv-two Httle ones. and encouraS
inc the managers in their work Of iaI,n
md labor of love" There were neary
eci packages Of provisions, one ana TWO
-.o,nds each. besides several bundles Oh
i.,I,iro-eo much needed, and LOT
which they are devoutly thankful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

zone Minute Cough Cure Is the best
remedy | ever used for coughs and colds.
IL IS uneQualled for whoopins cough.
Children all like IT," writes III. y. VIII
Iiams. Gentryville. Ind. Never falls. II
Is the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate results. Cures coughs. colds.
hoarseness. Group, pneumonia, bronchitis.
and all throat and lung troubles. It's
early use prevents consumption. Bode-
ker Bros, r. A. Miller.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

F. Cox, J. p. Thompson, T. p. Crump,
+. NJ. Garrett, H.. q. Carlton. W. G.
Jones, VI. r. Clarke Edward Gray b. b.
Weisiger Of Manchester Judge Thomas
$. Atkins. r. \. Lancaster, ST., and DR..
J. G. Treviiian.
Active-AIessrs. b. c. Wherry, Z. j..
Warren Captain Thomas Elicit, Cazneau
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Ladies Holiday HandkerChiefS

We buy more Hondkerchicfs than any
other Richmond house. OF course, we buy
thcm cheaper. and equally of course. we
SCH them for less our orders for this
holidays selling were placed months be-
fore any increase I'm prices. This. too,
means o saving 90 you.
Ladies' Hcmstitched All-Linen Hand
kcrchiefs. an width hens, 10. IL IL.
I6 2-5. -. and 3Jc.
Ladies Hemstitched. Embroidered. All
Linen Handkerchicfs. entirely new de-
sirns. 10 30. -. ~ 80. and .5c.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkorchlefs.
escallopod borders. the newest and most
exclusive patterns, fO 2-3 20. 30, 30.
GOc.. 10 -.
Ladies' Homstitchod An-Iinen Initial
Haudkerchiefs all initials, extra values,
10 - and 40.
Ladies' Hcmstitched All-Linen Fine and
Sheer HandllCrchiefs. handsomely en-
br9idcred initials, extra values, oOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
NEW PASTOR COMING.
my. MIR. sIsN TO "h"'N ~"
LAuORs TODAY.
TAKE CHARGE OF CLOPTCN-STREEI.
o,tine About the Young Minis
,.-a and his Wort. In other Fields
history Of the Church 10
IL, Gomez.

ROW. w. W. sisk VIII freach his A,s.
,....Y MS pastor of thc Clopton-Sre'
,,...st church. sw.nsbogo', th's morn
..y Sir. sisk WAS called 60 this chur,h
.',... mart of September he was then
......- az The two churchcs-one IN WaVe'-
J. and the other nearby. Aiter mpch
~ ZION. SIR. s.st decided 90 come TO
.rf To-day r. Sins his labofs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

.e Le.La.. Tome. near Bon Air was
"5 le red on THANKSGIVING
nf 're children of the sewing
pool and Kindergarten" founded by
".-s 1r.o Arfnts This is the third
i.if these children nave made
w --I.r0us donation ID lhIs homo In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Beaded Belts, POcket-BOOkS,'
and Writing-TabletS.

Tho useful and the beautiful at the
most economical OF prices Dozens Of
Beaded Elastic Belts Black. jet. Tur-
quoise and jet. and I'm "A variety OF coli
Ors. Prices. 10. Die 81 80. 81 80. To Sis.
Leather Combination Pocket Books,
Blacks and c0lors, in grain. seal, monkey.
Hard alligator. and elephant skins,
plain and sterling silver trimmings.
Prices, 80. zoe. 81. s.. 80 So. 10 $40
Writing Tablets. OF cOiored grain. seal,
and alligator feathers. dozens Of different
slyles. Prices. Sl.O5. 81 so. So To So.
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Sterling Silver.

New and unique designs in Puff Boxes
Mirrors. Brushes. lnksidnes' bouque.-
Holders Soap Boxes, ShaNlhs 80, - ~,
C,iaes Salt and Toothbrush Bottles. Prices,
SOC. 10 SO each. ...-r,,
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ClOiSOnne,

Entirely new importation Of this highly
artistic and desirable ware. -o ,o IN
Cloiss0ne Rose Jars, SID Si'oV S-''"'
50 $3.50. . or IN
Cloissonne Jardinicres, prices S"."V'
s.. 80. 5000. and $3.50.
Cloissonne Vases. in new colors OF pam
hard enamel. colOrs Green cray -, 49, co
White and Blue. Prices $50, $3.50
50 80. 50. -. 10 go.
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Trunks. SatChelS,
and DreSS-Suit Cases

MAKE USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS.
See our collection before You buy. our
prices are so arranged that we can save
money for YOU.
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BRISTOL.
Recalled a Disaster-Improve
Ber~nnut

BRISTOL. VA. December 2.-(Special'j-
A meeting like that OF brothers took p,s'ce
here on Thanksgiving afternoon, "hri
Captain John l.. Jones, Of Georgia. All
CAPTAIN II. =. Johnson, OF West virginia.
unexpectedly came face 10 face for the
nrst time In ten years. They were for