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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

TOR sALE-H FURNITURE
L and UTENSILS. VIII be sold cheap. APP
ply at n Green Street. now
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

Big dress goods bargains. A lot con
sisting of imported English camels hair
in all the leading styles, suitable for ladies
tailor made suits, SO inches wide, regular
price oS cents yard, marked out special
for 4o cents yard.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

TOR sALE.-AN OLD AND VALUABLE
IL MIRROR, formerly the property of an
eminent juriest. VIII be sold cheap. Apply at
Of Green street. n10w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

WANTED A STOUT BOY IN A GROCERY
w store. Must know how TO read ana write
Apply to X. CoUkTNf q Bao, 1O1 Hanover
Street. ma
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

A THREE. HORSE POWER ENGINE AND
BOILER The whole outfit will be sold for
800. Can be seen ut the CAPITAL office, where
otto Gas Engine for the steam we have no use
for II and will sell it at q sacrifice. Apply or
address the EVENING CAPITAL, Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

NOTICE TO GUNNERs.-ANY PARTY OR
~ parties caught unning around about my
hennery at West Annapolis. viii be dealt with
according to law. VIM. PULLMAN. nlOw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1899-11-10

xIyANTED-A MAN FOR HoUsEwoRK
wv also HOUSEMAID. Must have salts
factory recommendations. Apply No. Mary
land Avenue. nav
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
To lest The Wonderful Merits OF the Great Modern
Discovery, Swamp-ROOt, Every Dispatch Reader
Nav Have a Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.
%SsstEA @t,sshttos

Ious success Of swamp-Root In purifying
the blood. and thereby curing chronic and
dangerous diseases, caused by sick kid
neys. OF which some Of the symptoms arc
givon below.
Pain or dun ache in back or head. rheu-
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Irregular heart slccplessness, sallow
complexion. dropsy irritabiity loss OF
ambition. obliged 90 pass water often du-
ring the day. and 20 get up many times
at night, and all forms OF kidney, phd-
der. and uric acid troubles.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
IvLUvExBURG AND LANCASTER.
4 Puzzle in the Former--TwO Candi-
dates in Each.

The action of the County Committee
Of Luueuburg i'm resvindng the order for
q primary TO select q legislative candi-
date and the disregard Of such order by
many of the Democrats. is a favorite
topic I'm political circles. Doubt is very
generally expressed as TO the an
th0rity Of the committee 70 rescind an
order for primary without substituting
some ether plan for the selection OF Il
candidate. 80
Ii is practically certain that there will
be two candidates in Luuenburg. colonel
Ellis. who received the endorsement OF
nearly AN the Democrats VINO voted AT
the primary Saturday. Will be one can
didate. Uncle" DaVN Love Will be an
other Colonel Ellis will naturally clam
to be the regular candidate, ana mas an
admitted color Of title, as the LAWYERS
saw I'm real estate cases. AT. Love
friends viii claim there was no nomlna-
lion. There d. every probability OF lne
state Committees being asked TO settle
the DISPUTE. The committee could 90 no
more than declare there was no regular
There has not yet been a candidate Sc
1erted for the Richmond and Lancaster
District Two independents are thought
I'D he very possible. although ~ IS 'ho1Snt
f.~r beble that the two candidates WnJsc
rar,es were before the Downlngs Coh-
t.uficr-which the State Committee pdS
o..ioed was not a convenilOn-wil me
notices Of their candidacy, that a nolLl-
natlpc convention Will be held ana INC
dcfeated candidate will Withdraw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Local Political Notes.

There will be meeting Of the John w
Daniel Democratic club at Thon's Han
az s o'clock Thursday night
Register John w. Richardson, OF the
Land Office will be one OF the speakers
and Captain Frank Cunningham VIII sing
song. -,
After the speeches. and the transaction
Of some routine business, the club mem
bers and visitors will enjoy a smoker
President Evan Snead, OF the Gay
Ward Actives. has announced the Follow
ing standing committees ana they nave
been endorsed by the club:
on Finance-R. W. Taylor, Writ 70;
TAYLOR. j. Z. Pettus, Hill Montague, and
Ro Whittet, Jr. ",
thail. ]. IL. Dickerson. G. +. Hill. NJ. X.
Pace. and Ro. +. Peyton.
on New Membership-H Calder, =. /;
Phillips. p. H. Bows, ]. II. Kracker' ana
William Gibson. Jr. ., %
The Advisory Board IL composed OF
John s. Harwood. A. c. Hartman, 10; l."
Winston, o. A. Hawkins, and Ro. l." Mon
tague.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

estng relic. in the shape Of a samovar.
10 the Valentine Museum. This Gam0var
was brought 10 this country over a hun
dred years ago by Mrs. Showith's an
Cestors.
M and Mrs. W. S. Forbes and Miss
Edna Forbes Will return from New YORK
about the first Oflthe month.
Miss Helen Quares IS the guest Of her
urcle. Mr.. Walker Hill, in St. Louis.
The first ball Of the season at the JEFF
ferson Club viii be given on Thursday,
the 9th Of November.
Colonel and AIrs. Frank Boykin and
Misses Anna and Nellie BoylSin VIII leave
the last of the week for New York,
where they will attend the Horse Show.
Miss Precious Moore left recently for
ola Point, where she will spend some
time.
Mr.. Matthew Fontains Maury Werth,
who Is a cadet at the Virginia Military
Institute. is at home on account or fever
at the institute.
The Milton Work Whist Club will meet
this afternoon al 1870 az the residence or
Mrs. Gideon Davenport
Mrs. Wig. of Texas. Is the guest Of
Mrs. J. n. Jones. on Floyd avenue.
Mrs. DR.. r. p. Pauntieroy, OF Curnber-
land New Kent county, Is al 1T. Luke
Home. under treatment of DR.. Hunter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

The way to be well is TO pay attention
ia your kidneys.
They arc the most important organs CT
the body-the blood filters.
All the blood i'm your body passes
through your kidneys once every three
minutes.
The kidneys strain or filter out the m
purities in the blood-that is their work.
Purifying your blood is not question
Of taking "a laxative or physic.
Does your blood run through your
bowels?
What the bowel cleaner does is 10 throw
out tho poisons confined in your bowels
ready for absorption into your blood, but
the poisons which are already IN Your
blood. causing your present sickness, II
I leaves there.
There Is no other way OF purifying your
blood except by means OF your kidneys.
4 That is why bowel-cleaners fall 10 90
their work-thcy fail TO help the kidneys.
When YOU are sick. then. no Matter
what you think the name of your disease
IS the first thing you should do Is 10 af-
ford aid 10 your kidneys by using Or.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root the great Kidney
Remedy.
/ In taking Swamp-Root you afford natu-
raj help TO nature. FOR Swamp-Root Is me
most perfect healer and gentle aid TO the
/ kidneys that is known 10 medical science.
+ DR.. KiImer. the eminent physician ana
specialist. has attained a far-famed rcpu-
tation through the discovery ana marvel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
srypAY-sonooL WORKERS. CONFER
The Bapti.ss to Have 6rsat MASS
Meeting In November,

There was an interesting conference OF
Sunday-school workers held last night at
the residence OF Mr.. Arthur y. Clarke
No. west Main street
Mr.. Clarke is president of the Baptist
Sunday-Schooi Association OF Richmond
and Manchester. and his guests were the
superintendents Of the schools Of tho two
cities and tho members Of toe Executive
Committee Of the association. There. was
a full attendance. practically all OF the
schools being represented.
The evening was pleasantly and proiita-
biy spent. There was general DISCUS
sion of Sunday-schOol work and Tree
interchange of views rs 10 the best me-
thods to be employed IN order 20 accom-
pIish the best results. II was decided 70
nave a big Sunday-school mass meetlue
at the Second church the second SUNDAY
in November. ut which an ADDRESS VIII Dc
delivered By one OF the most distinguish
ed Sunday-schOol men in this country
There will also be some fine music.
Mr. Clarke and his estimable wife en-
tertained their guests most Hospitality
and the evening was thoroughly de-
lightful one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
CITIZENS, RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
4 Charter Of Incorporation VIII B'
Obtained.

The Citizens ReliN Association will be
incorporated to-day ar tomorrow.
The corporators will be Messrs. Henry
Lee Valentine. II :. Halves. Bryce Stew
art Hume, Robert A. Lancaster. Jr., Rich
ard II. Meade. John Stewart Bryan. Dan
Sci Grinnan. James H. Scott, Harry d.
fichclborgcr. Robert Leclty Jr, Julian
Bryant. and Gordon Wallace.
The charter has been, or viii be, pre-
pared by Messrs. Hill Montague, John
Stewart Bryan, and Julian Bryant, who,
with the exception of the first named
are among the cOrporatOrs.
The Citizens Relief Association Is really
n branch of the Young Mems Business
Association. Every member OF the first
IS "a member of the latter. The corpora
tors are members of the RELIEF Commit
tee Of the Business Association.
The work done by the Relief Associa-
ti0n i'm the three years of its existence
has been of the most beneficial character.
Last winter when the blizzard had Rlch-
mond locked in am icy grasp the members
Of the association were tireless IN fur
niehing clothing. food. and fuel TO the
suffering Door. When the floods came
later the association alleviatcd great
amount of suffering by the distribution
of supplies and by securing shelter FOR
those who were driven from their homes.
The object IN having the association in
corporated is to have it placed on a
footing which will enable IL 90 receive
and hold beduests. There are several in
stances in which charitable persons dying
lave wished 10 leave money 10 the assoc
cation but il could not receive such
legacy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

every county IN the State. ! have not
made any selection. An / can say Is
that my mind is made up 60 appoint a
man who is q member of a labor union.
Governor Tyler has been forced 20 de-
cline au invitation from Governor john
ston 20 attend tho Alabama state Fair
at birmingham I'm November.
Captain John a. Curtis Of the state
Board 81 Fisheries. called TO see the Gov
eruor yesterday and Informed him that
the Chesapeake. Of the Virginia oyster
navy. could be brought here e. attend
the launching if desired 1t Is probable
shat the vessel VIII be ordered here.
DR.. William Henry RuTner. Of LEX
incton. the first Superintendent Of Pub
Die instruction ever had. was at the
department yesterday. The officials were
deeply Interested i'm the Doctors stories
Of his struggles 10 establish the iree-
school system en- Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
MILITARY MATTERS.
of Company F-Company
De NrNV CnDlnin,

Company L met last night but did not
elect officers. as was expected.
Captain Morgan r. AIills's refusal 20
accept the captaincy 10 which he was
elected last Tuesday night makes Il ncces-
sary for another captain 20 be elected.
Strong pressure will be brought TO bear
to induce First-Lieutenant W. :. Hard
wick 70 reconsider his determination and
accept the position Of commanding Of
ficer.
Captain Vaughan has accepted the cap
taincy of Company d. and was at the
meeting OF the company last night. lie
was given a most enthusiastic reception.
The Blues companies will be mustered
in Friday night, and an independent bat
talon will be organized. Major sol
Cuichins will be chosen the commanding
officer 49,.
Ii Is probable that the Walker Light
Guard will be mustered I'm Monday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Letcher. Mrs. Harrison had been Win
her mother several days before her death.
DIT. John Staige Davis, Baeterioi,'Ii ,r
OF the University OF virginia, anu
William A. Lambeth, Lecturer on hygiene
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Mcclure. Her many friends are glad TO
know she Is improving
There will be a meeting OF the Homoeo-
pathic Free Dlspensay AUXILIARY on
Thursday. October ~. 1909, at 40 Z. NJ.
at the residence OF Mrs. vi3Q1e DlAasants,
271S east Franklin street.
Miss Ellen Mary FinlsY. q charming
young lady OF Galveston. vex., will spend
the winter AZ tho IIarveys, on south
Third street.
Miss Anne Drewry has returned from
Albez0arle county, where she has been
the guest Of Mrs. W. A. waters.
Miss Bessie Lee. OF Hanover. IL the
guest of Miss Calvin Bragg, ON west
Franklin street.
Miss Guile Harrison, who has been
spending q few days in Richmond, has
returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

a, that Institution. have gone TO Lexns.
ton. At the request or tbs president Oh
the State Board II Health, 10 eAaInMe
into the cause OF The typhold-teNer AZ he
Virginia Militsry Institute
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
charlottesville Notes.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. October
- lcnsclal)-Dr. James A. Harrison. OF
he University OF Virginia, left To-Day ior
fsxlngton, TO attend the funeral OF ME-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

LIBERTY SILK, in Black or White,
shirred and puffed, for waists ana
yokes. p inches wide, per yard...".N
SILK RIBBON NETS, in Black and
White. the fad for waists and yokes,
Is-inch widths. Per yard..............S'
CORDED AND EMBROIDERED
TAFFETAS. IN Black and White.
inches wide. at. per yard.............S"
REAL RENAISSANCE. cream all
over lace. at, per yard, - and 50, win
qaloons and edges TO match, az. per
vard... ......... ........S@5O 20 s325
BOURBON LACE. Black silk. IL
inch. per yard.......... ......'''-.S''" q"
POINT COLLARS satin folds, lace
and velvet trimmed, all colors and
Black and White. each...50 and 71c.
JETTED ROBES. TUNIc SKIRTS
AND WAISTS in the latest designs
new and exceedingly dressy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Captasn John r. Mayer and Mr.. c. A.
Nesbitt. OF this city, were among inc
guests NJ the banquet given In W aSnllls ,
T.orlge OF the Royal order of Scotland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Black Dress Goods.

, NEW CREPONS,, handsome ana ele-
senA 44-inch widths. per yard,
SI2o. $3.50. and y
|. ELEGANT CREPONs. the pest
NODE as inches wide, at, per yard,
, s225. $3.50. $3.50. "a. and 81 %
CHEvIOT SUITINGS, all wool. ~
inches. per yard. ...... .......''..'oo0
, CaEVIOT sUIT1NGS, 20 inches
wide, at, per yard,
cAMELs-HAIR CHBvIoTs. 4S-inch
widths, per Yard. -, - -
h CAMEL 's-HAIR KURL CLOTH. B-
inch widths per yard. ............sA-oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

GRANITE CHEVIoTs, 4S-inch
width. per yard. .. .......' '''''-S'o'
TAILOR CHEVIOTs, 50 inches wide,
per yard.......... .......'.'S- ana $50"
CoLORED TAFFEfA, two extra
specials. good weight. all shaainka, ~
,nch widths. per yard, .3c.; Zi-inch
width. per yard........ ....... ......''sl
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Cnlnced Dress Goods.

VENETIAN CLOTHS. all wool, four
neyy coIorlngs, s. inches wide, per
yard...... .... .'''s'.'' '''''''''0'
PLAID CHEVIOTS, latest patterns
all wool. per yard......... ......'''""0'
COIORED MELTONS. A inches
wide. per yard...... ........'' '''''''"0'
cHEvIOT sUITINGS, very popular
70 inches wide. in Blue. Greens. suma-
,ra Reds. and Dahiias, per yard''o"c'
CANfEIs-HAIR sUITINGS, mixed,
"A inches wide. per yard. ........-....9i
PfCYCTE AND RAINY-DAY SUE
INGs 6G-inch widths. extra values,
par YARD. ......... ..'..'s'' 1890
CANVAS CHEVlOTS. new Blues ana
Oxfords. % inches wide per yaIN-.;;s'
NIORITA SCITINGS, 80 inches "l"e'
i'eus' n''"'''' sI.3J
CANIEI,S HAIR CHEVIOTS, o good
shades. Il inches wide p0r yard..Si.3o
SRT-NILLA CLOTHS, the season
new fabric. al the new shadings, 10
inches wide, per yard.............Hi'o
CLOTHS. al. the new shades, - men.
es wide at. per yerd......$l ana N.-o
FINE BROADCLOTHS. all shades,
NOR vard...... ............. .........Sl.Oo
WRENCH BROADCLOTHS, import
ed "a inohea wide. two grades per
,.a,a .......... ..........f2 and So
REaL CAAfEL'S-HAIR, - inches
wide. IN Reds. Browns, and Blues. per
ord ........ ........ .........S2.oO
st,irIXGs AND COLLIN q
cf,0THs double faced. with solid ana
maid packs, IS inches vide al, per
vard. ...... .......s.. * %, and so"
PLAID sKIRTINGS. % Inches Woe,
80 81 ana S1.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Mr. Preston Carter went 10 Lynch.afs
to-day 20 lead 70 the affair nias H'i7
Jennings. OF that city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Embfoider;es and LaCeS

GALLONS. white. Cream and
Black, IL 20 4-inch widths. prices,
ner ward ..............1&i 70. 10 -
ALL-OVER LACEs. Black Venice
and Imitation Renaissance, A-inch
widths. per yard. ........ ...'..''.'S-
ENBROIDERIES, Hamburg ana
Nainsook edges. - to 5-inch widths,
prices. per yard. from....G IA % zoe.
SWISS EDGES AND INSERTIONS
IN fine narrow patterns, per yard.
70 10 zoe.
MATCHED SETS. IN Nsiusook.
Swiss and cambria patterns. al new
prices. per yard. from. zoe. 10 81
ALL OVER EMBROIDERIEs AM
REvERINGS. in Swiss, Nainsook. shu
cambria. 81 10 4-inch widths" per
80 ......... soc 20 50
SILK GAUZES. evening shades d
inches wide. special values per
CHIFFoNs. MOUssELAlNEs. AND
TrRERTYt SILKS all the evening
shadings. 46-inch widths. per yard Toe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
I able Linens.

NAPKINS, IS size. all linen, extra
fine. per dozen, Si.25 aud $50; better
grades ranging from. per dozen,
gi75 TO $3.50
NAPKINS. ga size, special. extra
fine. an linen, per dozen, $3.50; better
grades I'm 81 size,
SO. s4' 50. $50. and -
TABLE DAMASK, full bleached, all
linen go inches wide. at. per yard. .ooc.
TABLE DAMASK, special, extra
heavy. IS inches. al. per yard...'..oo
TABLE DAMASK. extra heavy, ele-
CANT patterns. u inches wide, prices,
Der yard. -. .....,.........7oc ana 81
TABLE LINENS, double damasA, ~
inches wide. per yard...........-.Si.z
TOWELS. hemmed buck, size lhxse
inches, per dOzen......... ....''''.'f''"
TOWELS, hemmed huok. size NxiO
inches, y0r dOzen............ ....'..' %
TOWELS, pure linen. hemmed ana
hernstitched. size 22x2 inches. price.
uer lOZeu...... .......ssr '.s.'ss' '''''S'
TOWELS hemsiitched. damask bor-
der. extra fine, Size 22x42. price, per
doxou....... ......... ...s.-s.. ss''' $3.50
TOWELS. special values In hish
grades. al. per dozen,
81 So SO SO 80, 81, and az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
BLACK and COlOred Silks,


BLACK TAFFETA, all silk, piece
extra heavy. per yard......-........s"c
BLACK PIaAU DE SOLE. A-inch,
per yard...... ......... '.'''''' ''''''''S'
BLACK PEAU DE SOLE, heavy
extra finish. q inches wide, per yard'
yI.25
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS, 20 inches
wide, per yard............ .'.''.''''''"''
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS, heavy
quality. per yard........... ....''.'.'.Si
BLACK SATIN DUCHESS. extra
heavy, y inches wide. al, per YARD
CREPE De CHIMES, extra values
Whites. Blacks, and Colors. "A incheS
wide. per yard. ..... ........ ..''''S"c'
WHITE SATIN DUCHESS. extra
values. Cream, Ivory, ana fure
Whites, prices. per yard,
81, si.@5, and S.oo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Dress Trimmings.

APPIdQUks. newest patterns nl
cloths. silks. and veivsts, Black and
the new shadings
JETrED AND FIS " sc l. + j
BANDS, Black or steel, All widths,
price. per yarc. from. ioc. TO $500
PRINCES. all SILK and out steel
beads. any width. prices. per yard,
,ror, INN. .35c. 10 -.
TOILET ARTICLES 80 BRUSH ..
scars. Perfumes. Powders. Pomades.
etc.-the best homemade and import
ca kinds Special offerings IN Adajns
Celebrated Brushes; Roger II phll'ts
Peerless Soaps and Perfumes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Old papers for safe At this 0nics
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18
Blankets and
ComfOCtaolcs,

COMFORTABLES full siEe and
weight. best cdorings. az
81. Si25. $50. u.75 and 81
COMFORTABLE, silkoline cover
ing. lamlnated cotton filing. extra
sizes. e8ch...... .......... ..'.'''..s~.~"
Same. with sateen coverings. each,
s.,
HiDEkDOWN COMFOR1ABLES.
best satsen covered Fun filled reol
down special. each......... ..........s5
Better grade. extra sise, each. ...S7
SILK COVERED COMFORTABI.ES,
extra size, silk both sldss, ANIMATED
wool nilng. very light and warm.
each. ANNA. .....s.. .fsfssssss'sS'"
BLANKETS. I0A all-wool rliings.
heavy weights. per pair...........S3.oo
BLANKETS, IA. all-wool nllings,
extra heavy, per pair. 80. ..t...,..Si
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, All.
sizes, prices. per pair. from..s7 &c Sif
EMBROIDERED FL A n y p l. ;.
White. ali wool. extra grades. per
yard so. 90. 10. and soc.
Finer qualities al 81. si.2o. and $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

HEMMED SHEETS. fine cotton, size
q0xSa. each zoe. Other stress slxo. az
o5c.: G5x9l. at....... ...,-..,.. ......'oc.
PILLOW CASES. hemmed or hem
stitched, each. ..-.-.. '.''.i~ Leu
PILLOW CASES. best cotton. nem-
med. each....,.. ........... ''.'.''.''i"c'
PILLOW CASES, best cotton. hem
stitched, each..-...s ..sss-.ss '...'''~"N'
MADE PILLOWS. ANIMATED cotton.
down hlling, best tick covers, size
20X2s inches, cach.......... ......,..,.Si
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Miss Blanche Christian Parkinson VIII
be married to Nh. Carroll Taylor today
at ESQ o'clock al the residence OF Mrs. j.
c. Parkinson, 2ol east Marshau street
Roth of the young people are very popu-
lar, ana a great deal of interest is taken
in their wedding.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Announcement is made Of the marriage
on Thursday next Of Mr.. n. q. Drew ana
Miss Lizzie TAYLOR. The bride-elect Is
pretty and accomplished. and has a host
of friends The prospective groom is one
of the most popular employees OF the
Tredegar Works where he is connected
son of Mr. l. W. Drew. the efficient
doorkeeper of the New Academy Of Music.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Nv r NJ Noncure and Miss Fannie
OTanre were married IN Washington on
Monday. These popular young people LEI, lstt
for Washington Monday morning. me
matrimonial knot was tied, and they re-
turned to the city Monday night. Inc
bride is the granddaughter Of Sergeant
n J. Orange Of the Third Police Dis
trict. The groom is an employee Of me
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

There was a meeting Of the Baptist
ladies interested in the bazaar Tor me
Home for Incurabies Nestel9ay hVrhlils
n II o'clock N the Young Mems Chris
liam Association. but as there were but
few ladies present very little business
was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-18

Invitations are out for the marriage or
Miss Rosa Adelaide Montague 10 Mr.. l..
Manly Goodwin. The ceremony To take
place at Union-Station Methodist church
on Tuesday evening. october 9th, at 9'D
O'Clock.
ON the same day Miss Marguerite Louise
GarrigaD will become the brlde OF MI
Joeenh Ignatius Schultz at st. Mary's
German Catholic church at II o'clock.