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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
New Canton Gossip.

NEW CANTON. VA, September g.
Especial. 1.-The recent rains throughout
this community have greatly benefited the
late crops of tobacco.
Nearly all Of the early crops of tobacco
have been cut So far the farmers are
very well satisfied with all their years
work; there remains now nothing much
to do but to cut down the corn.
Under authority of the new Constitu-
ton, requiring the registration of all
voters, the Board of Registration for
Marshall N1agisterial District. 3ucking-
ham county will be at Arvon. the 22d.
sd. 9th, 25th and 18th Of September, 1902,
for the purpose OF carrying this provision
into effect. 70
The majority of the colored people and
the illiterate whites are very much work
ed up over the idea that there is q posi-
bility OF their not being qualified to vote.
Rev. Il. Rylands Sanford. who has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

now has two names under consideration,
but who will be chosen cannot be learned.
To this secretary will be intrusted the
furtherance Of the schemes of the asso-
citation, such as the looking after insu-
rance rates, the detail work Of gathering
statistics and many other matters OF I'M
portance will come under his care.
Heretofore the president has been look
ing after these matters after business
hours, but the work is heavy and will re-
quire the entire time Of a competent
man.
The association contends that discrini-
ration is made against tobacco in the
matter of insurance, and it is quite likely
that a committee from the association
will soon be in conference with insurance
men looking towards the lettering of the
rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
MILITARY MEN HAPPY.
Clifton Forge Soldiers Smiling Over
Compliments from Coz. Stern.

Compliments from Cor. Stern.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. September O.
(SpeciaI)-Clifton Forge is proud of her
military company. Inspector-General
Stern Inspected the Clifton Rifles last
night, and expressed himself as greatly
pleased. In fact. he is said to have pro-
nounced them the best drilled company
In the State. all of which is highly grati-
flying to our citizens.
The Clifton Forge Band has also been
complmented by being chosen to play at
the Fincastle fair in October.
There is general rejoicing here over the
closing of the strike. as the many railroad
men, who have been OF on account of
light freight. will now go to work.
Misses Katherine Franklin. of Pamplin
City; Blanche Miller, CT keystone. w.
Va. RachelIa Killinger. of Marion. teach
ers at the Clifton Forge Seminary, have
returned to their work.
Rev. ]. A. Barker and wife have re-
turned from a months vacation.
Mr.. ]. E. Cox. Of the Southern rail-
way. is here from Washington visiting
relatives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

charge tomorrow. In the afternoon he
will be formally welcomed and installed.
DR.. Battle will deliver the welcoming ad-
dress for the Baptists Of the city, and
Rev. George E. Booker will welcome him
on behalf of the other denominations.
Mr.. Moore comes here from Crewe. though
he is native of Norfolk.
Mr.. Robert Gillian, clerk of the courts,
to-day received official notice of the par
don by the Governor of Alfred Scott, who
was sentenced to the penitentiary in July,
1901. by the Hastings Court of Peters
burg.
Mr.. B. T. Vaughan, who was acct
dentaily killed in Portsmouth yesterday,
was a former citizen of Petersburg. He
leaves relatives and many friends here.
Some new prinnings are being brought
into market and realize good prices. It
is expected there Will be a big sale of
bright tobacco at the warehouses on the
18th instant.
Willie White, the negro. who was ar
rested for stealing shoes from the store
of the Petersburg Shoe Company yester-
day, was to-day sent on the Hastings
Court to be tried for felony, this being
his third offence of larceny.
The ladies of the Home for the Sick
realized s100 net by the lunch they gave
during the recent carnival week
Many of the members Of the G.. A. r.
Post in this city will attend the encamp-
ment of the Grand Army in Washington
next month.
Mr.. L. A. Lanier of Memphis, who is
soon to have a sparring exhibition at
Ferndale Park, has commenced his train
ing for the contest here.
Rev. j, w. Foster, pastor of Tabb-
Street church, has gone to New York to
spend months vacation, granted him
by his congregation
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
In NEW QUARTERS.
whitloc1S Branch of A. It. Co. Moves
Into New Building.

Into New Building.
The removal of the Whitlock branch OF
the American Cigar Company into its
new factory at the corner of Twenty
fourth and Cary streets has now been
about completed.
Sometime ago the company partly
moved into the factory and then went
back to it's old quarters. This was taken
by many to mean that in abandoning the
Bowe street scheme the Continental would
remain in its old quarters.
While it is pra cticaily certain that the
Continental will not build on Bowe street,
it is positively certain that it will occupy
the new gigantic factory at twenty
fourth and Cary streets.
The old quarters of the factory will be
used as a stemmery, and it is said that
about thousand new hands will be en-
ployed in the new factory, where there
is a large amount Of room for extension
and the enlargement of facilities for the
manufacture of cigars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
U. C. T. RECEPTION.
Entertainment to Take Place Mt v1r-
ginia Club This Week.

g1nia Club This Week.
Richmond Council, No. 159, United Com
mercial Travellers of America. will hold
an informal reception at the Virginia
Club. TWenty-tS.sd am Grace streets,
from $50 to II O'Clock, saturday evening,
September IL. 1902.
After the business Of rlle evening has
been passed upon, light refreshments will
be served, and impromptu talks by the
various members of the council will be
made. The committee of arrangements
is composed of E. C. Saunders, Q. F.
Sutton, and R. L, Gathright.
The United Commercial Travellers is
a comparatively new organization. but its
growth has been distinct and steady. and
it's membership is already large. many Of
the most prominent travelling men of the
country being enrolled in it's ranks. It
is not at all inimical to the Travellers
Protective Association, and many travel
lers belong to both fraternities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

b+rs OF the County Executive COMMITTEES.
eight delegates and eight delegates TO
The Republican congressional convention
of the Eighth Virginia District, to %
heItt at Alexandria, Va. September ..
1eOa, when a candidate for Congress from
the Eighth Congressional District viii be-
nominated to oppose the Democratic can
t.:date. Hon. John f. Rixey, OF Gu5-
peper-
At the convention to be held at Purcell
vile, Va on September 18th. there viii %
elected q member of the Congressional.
Committee of the Eighth Virginia Cons
sressional District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
FARMER RUSSELL HELD UP.
Henr1co Man Attacked by Negro

Henrico Man Attacked by Negro
Highwaymen(N Near Fulton.
S. D. Russell, farmer of Henrico coun-
ty, says that when he neared the lower
gas-Works on his way to the city with a
load of produce Friday night, he was
attacked by a gang of young negroes.
The gang attacked a man just ahead Of
Mr.. Russell, but he whipped up his horses
aud escaped them. Mr.. RUSSELL said IT
have been travelling to town ffty-odd
years, and this-is the first time 1 ever
met with anything of this kind.
Mr.. Purvis, of $40 Nicholson street, re-
3ceived a telegram Friday from Alexan-.
dria, announcing the death Of his cousin,
S. Edgar Prrvis. Mr.. Purvis was killed
Thursday night in railroad accident
near Charlottesville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
TRAIN WILL NOT STOP
THE TOWN OF WAKEFIELD EN-
so1NED By THE n. & w. RAILWAY.
ORDINANCE OF NO EFFECT.
The Town Trie. to Force the Cannon
BAH Train TO Stop There, but
Judge Hancock Grants Injunction
Asked by Railway.
ORDINANCE OF NO EFFECT.
rhc Town Trie. to Force the Cannon

PETERSBURG, VA, September g.
Especial. ,-The Norfolk and Western rail-
way, for the past twelve years. has been
running from Richmond to Norfolk a
fas: train called the Cannon Ball"
which, runs at the rate of about mile
minute 1t makes no stops between the
two cities, except at Petersburg. Waverly
and Suffolk.
The smaller towns along the railway,
such as Windsor. Ivor. Wakefield. and
others, have always complained because
the Cannon Ball'' did not stop there.
AT the last session of the Legislature
an act was passed amending the charter
of Wakefield and authorizing the Town
: Council to regulate the speed at which
the trains should run through the town.
On the 24th of June the Council held a
meeting and adopted an ordinance for
bidding the Norfolk and Western railway
to run any of its trains. within 500 yards
OF the station. on either side, at a rate
Of speed greater than six miles an hour.
The ordinance prescribes fine of not
less than S. nor more than $40 for each
violation thereof.
since Tue PtSSAtsc OA t1Ae ot01tidiiSS LII :
teen cases have been brought in the JUS
tees court against the railway, and
judgments rendered, and in each case
there has been an appeal to the Circuit
Court of Sussex.
The railway claims that the ordinance
Il IS unreasonable, because there is no me-
cessity for such low rate OF speed in a
small town like Wakefield: that TO al
low the ordinance to stand would be of
no advantage to the citizens Of the town,
I but would virtually destroy the value Of
4 the Cannon Ball train. in carrying pas
senEers from Richmond to Norfolk: that
/ 1tnN Ia the transportatio Of passengers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
AMERICANS DID NOT WITHDRAW.
They Remained at the Ostend Con-
gress Until the Close.

BRUSSELS. September Sit is officially
announced that the report that the Amer
lean delegates retired from the InterHa-
tional Commercial Congress at 0stend.
because of the treatment they received
there, is unfounded. Americans were
among the speakers at the closing Sss-
|, sion. who congratulated the congress on
its work and thanked the organizers ana
the official delegate of the United States
Mr.. Shatten. spoke at the pendtttmata
sitting in favor of an international me-
trio system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
REMARKABLE PETITION TO PORE.
PIenary InduIsences Asked from
Monks Who Will Wash Themselves

Z = = E-He -
LONDON; September according to
the Daily Chronicles Rome correspondent
a well-known aecclesiastic has forwarded
a remarkable petition to the Pope. "In
the interest of civilized society, and the
honor Of religion in Italy," he begs the
Pontin to grant plenary indulgences to
TO all priests or monks who shall wash
themselves daily, with extra partial in-
5dulgences to those shaving regularly at.
least three times a week during a speci-
fled period.
Students belonging to the Teutonic
and @Anglo-Saxon colleges at Rome, con-
tinues the correspondent, ARE easily re-
cognfzable by their general neatness and
cleanliness, but in the italian seninaries
and n1onastic novitiates. the traditional
3sanctity of dirt still holds sway. In most.
Of them, soap. hair-b brush and looking
glass are worldly luxuries excluded by
rule, and the clerics emerging therefrom
perpetpate the tradl tlo1,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
discussion Of Appendicitis.

LONDON. September 6.-Great interest
is taken in the forthcomsng discussion
OF appendicitis. which will be given inc
first place at the Brussels Surgical Con.
ference. opening September sth LORD
Lister, president OF the British Assoeia-
ton for the Promotion os Science. who
was invited Is unable to attend. but Z
number OF other eminent physicians VIZ
contribute papers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Loudoun Republicans.

LEEsBUuRG. VA. September -{spe-
cial.)- Republicans of Loudonn coun-
ty are organizing. and will put up brave
fight this fall: they have called conven-
ztion. to convene at PurcelIville, Va. on
Saturday. September Is. 1909. at 2 9. clock
sP. NJ, to elect d county chairman, mem
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

visiting Mr. Lester Hudgins, and Miss
Margaret Taylor, who has been the guest
of Miss Mabel Hudgins, have returned to
their home in Chesterfield county
Mr.. John T. Mckenna will leave for the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Blacks
burg Va this week
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
TOBACCO INSURANCE.
Ional Association VIII Take Up

National Association Will Take Up
the Naming OF Permanent Secretary.
The Tobacco Association Of the United
States now has plans under way for the
#establis hment Of an Office in this city and
the employment of a secretary to devote
his entire time to the work of the 3asso-
citation.
Much interest Is being manifested in the
SSoelect lon Of this Office. The assoclaM lon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

where the manager protests. HI
Several hundred dozen Misses and Boys
Fine Ribbed Black Hose, full seamless, il
sizes to 9 1-2, usually best IL 1-2c. II
grade; special, pair
Boys Extra Heavy Reinforced Black Rib
bed Hose that are the best 1sc. I 0Nc
value, in sizes up to los, pair. AA/IIS
Ladies' Fancy Colored Lace Hose, 10 81
and IL Lie. value, per pair, Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

The department contains one of the finest
collection of wares ever brought to Rich
mond and every article has been changed
in price so as to make the selling rapid.
Dinner and Tea Sets, Toilet Sets, Chocolate
Sets, Punch Bowls, Cut-Giass, Lamps, Pic
lures, silverware, Cutlery. Granite, Iron, and
Tinwares, Gas and Oil Stoves. Bar Glasses,
Picture Frames, Brooms, Buckets. Tubs, Fire
Screens, Bathroom Fixtures, Marble Stat
uary, Fine Ornaments, hirrors, Chatting
Dishes, Umbrella-Sta in fact, everything
that's usually found in an up-to-date house.
ware department.
Only few price hints will be given be-
low.
BANQUET Lamps that were s1,oo are SOC.
Banquet Lamps that sold for G On
34.75 are.
Dinner Sets of 100 pieces that %6 50
were s10.50, are.
Dinner Sets that sold for $40 tn3
$1,000 are.
56-Piece Tea Sets, that sold for x4 OK
5e-Piece Tea Sets, nicely deco $500
Game Sets that were $500 are $3.50.
Berry Sets that cost $500 to c. M
DECORATED Fancy Fruit Plates for &c.
Decorated Fancy Cream Pitchers, Or
worth 25c., for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

1.-THE Pope, on occasion. has evinced an
noyance at the unkempt condition of
monks who have come in close contact
with his august person. Visitors to Italy
will heartily welcome the innovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

The Ladies Muslin and Cambria Night
Gowns that were IS and &c., are to soc
25 or 80 dozen of the Finest French
Eainsook and Cambria Night c. El
SIS s,:ss "a. and a.. $500 ones are to be O8C
SOC. Muslin Drawers, lawn ruffles, Doc
hemstitched, -
Is and $50. Muslin Drawers, with deep
embroidery rufhes, some lace-trim- Snc
sec. neutrality-suspicious. French S0~
Corset Covers now. ~
csc. Lace Trimmed Corset Covers, the best
s sssue now ever SHOWN a. .has pl.ee' soc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Linens for Less Than COhen's Cost

the old lots have to be sold.
10 dozen Extra Large Turkish Bath Towels,
the best at $3.50 dozen; Mon i0c
days price will be, each. W
Pure-white Snowflake Turkish 3 til
Towels, that cost over $500 a dozen, to-
are, each. ~
1900 yards Turkey-Red Table Damask,
fast colors, the usual Csc. grade, 4 22Ir
The best $3.50 Linen Damask Dinner Nap.
kirs, heavy 5-s size, are to be 81 tx
sold, dozen.
sd Sssva the h ssss o ssa zaas as oc
Twilled Kitchen Crash Towellins, : Tor
fast selvedges, for. zOS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Special School Supply Sale.
Twice a Year We Try and Clean Up
Our Corset Department.

Over 1900 pairs will be on the counters
tomorrow at price that you'll buy them
at quick. Almost every well-known makers
wares are in the sale.
400 pairs of Corsets Of all kinds E0c
that sold up to S1.o0, are, pair. OOA
300 pairs of Corsets Of the following makes
that sold up to $3.50 are S100 now: Her
Majesty, I. B., and Thompson's Glove-Fit-
ting
The new c. B., Ala spirite Dip-Hip Cor
set, extra long OF medium lengths, 60 *
at S1.00, SITE, $3.50, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

Jardiniers, large sizes, for 12c. each.
Jardiniers and Pedestals for s1.0o now.
1o-Piece Toilet Sets, nicely dec 6
grated. for.
e. m for Toilet Sets that were 1913
DA.0U and 81.
At &c. To-Morrow-Tea-Pot Rests, Potato
Washers, tin Scoops Asbestos Mats. Tea
strainers Dover Egg Whirs. etc.
White Handle Knives and Forks, nr
best steel. for.
Rosewood Handle Knives and Forks Sc
-.
Elegant Ebony Hnndls read Tic
Dish Mops, &c.: Wire Clothes Line, &C.,
Ball Blueing, 7 boxes for &c.; Stove Polish,
&c. box: Furniture Polish, 15c. bottle; White
Wash Brush, &C.; Wooden Potato Washers
&c. each: Pie-Crust Rolling-Pins, &C.; Wash
boards, 1885,; Flour-sifters, &c. each; Pas'r'
mans Bedbug Killer. &c. CAM Petsrmans
Roach Food, &c. can; Enamel Paint, 10c can;
Breadboards, &C.: French Phoenix shes
Backing, Sc. can; whisk-Brooms, &C.; Wah-
Brushes, &C. each: Shoe brushes, 1oc.; Cut
TIMETABLES, &c.,: 4-Foot Step-Ladders, 40c';
Step.Ladder Chairs, 8ec.; Hammers i2c.
each: Soap, &c.; Washing Powders. &c. pack.
age; scrubbing Brushes; Toilet Paper. &c.
package and roll; Coffee-Mills, asc; Silver
Plated Butter Knives and Sugar Spoons for
19c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

NOT pOss1DIe 70 0cCur O1te1l
200 dozen Large-size Linen Napkins, all
white or co1ored bordered, usual best Il
price Coo. dozen, these, each.
Hemstitched Linen, Yard-Long CEr
Scarfs, the 39c. ones, are. .......... ~
so dozen Hemstitched Linen scarfs and
Table Centers, instead of 25c., spe- &c
cia1 price, each. Observation-Disclosures. ~
Hemstitched Linen Pillow-shams, 80 inches
s square instead Of SLIGO pair these, soc.
edCu
75c Hemstltched Bureau Scarfs, 1AC
1-2 yards long. Observation-Disclosures.
Pure Linen Satin Danask Towels, double
row opeuwork, bordered, tied Or
fringe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Be Aroused to the
Muslin Underwear Sale.

This sale cannot again years. We overloaded
special purchases the past and the time OF
the wear forces part hem-hats ALL Sale second floor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Laces and En1brOideries
have days Of usefulness to Monday we institute
their parting day.

800 dozen yards Wash Torchon Laces in
widths that sell for 10 and 121-2c..,
some Of the best Torchon designs, Per 2r
yard.
French valenciennes Laces that were SOC.
a dozen, are in this sale, per dozen 5c
yards.
ns 1s: ass .,s ss.s pen 2
wide Venice Lace Gallons, in Toe
White and Ecru, are -
The widest 10 and csc. Black Silk Gal &C.
looms will be closed out for..-.........O "
All the 1919 and TIC. Fancy Dress
Trimming Laces will be sold Monday, 5c
The 1oc. Dress Trimming Lace Gal 3c
looms and Edges, per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
A Sale of Hosiery
where the manaoer protests The loss swallowed however

loss is swallowed, however.
Misses Fine Ribbed Fast-Black Hose, IN
sizes 8, LIZ, 9, and LIZ, per pair, Or
Solid Black Dropstitched or Lace tnr
Hose, for ladies. full seamless. W
Black Lace Isle Hose. for ladies, pc
39c. value, for. =
The hest csc. Black Isle Lace f61C
Hose are. 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
Si,6o0 White Goods TO Sell Monday

. yotU white ugOQS 10 Sei1 M0nlaY
The change Of prices ought to bring out
every White-Goods interested person in
Richmond.
All the 25, &c. and 81 1-2c. satin.striped
Madras will be sold out Monday 4 OI/c
The 4oc. Heavy White Corduroy Toe
P. KS are to be sold for. ~
The soft-Finished Striped White Shirt
Waist Madras, that were 16 2-3 and ~
&c.,, will be sold for. ........... w
that cost lec. usually, are: I..., .oH8C
IL 1-2c. White India Linons are 1-2c.
Mill-Ends of the best 4o-inch White India
Linons, that cost 10 and csc. in 1 0E/o
sull pieces, are. AZ2A
Double-Fold Persian Lawns, sheer 4 n,
16 2-3 and 20c grades, for .......... lON
45-inch wide White Wash Chiffon and Per-
sian Lawns, mill-end lengths, that c o t
40 and &c.,, are to be sold out 1.0T/~
for. lA12C
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

Lace-Trimmed Underskirts. the bes t
$2.25 ones Of the season, are q ~
The Knee-Deep Point de Paris Lace
Skirts, very elaborate, 1928 ones GO IN
The Three-Lace Rua1e Skirts G. *
that were $500 are. .QO./O
s1.ss Lace-Trimmed Understands, CT OE
closing price. - 80
Low-Neck Corset Covers, tight 10T/r
fitting, in all sizes, for. AA/2N
Full-Front Corset Covers, trimmed I ~
neck and arms Is and CSC. for. ~
Boys Fancy Striped Pajamas, in 7Ec
all sizes and styles, suit for. W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
The cost Of even values will be Of little {
Sale Of BeddlnRs.

Sale Of Bsddlnss.
Lambskin Blankets, IN Gray, White Zoe
and Tan, worth 75c., for. - = -
Fancy Plaid and striped Blankets.
s suitable = for alnnDer and bath S 90.
la cray wool Blankets e1tr. S2.75.
deep fleece, for. -. 80 y =,
ia California White Wool Blankets, all
color borders; the $500 grade; c. 90.
for. y =
1875 EXTRA LARGE CROCHET QUILTS,
Marseilles design, the $1.00 and $1.25
grades; your pick from this lot 75c
{ for. :. :
225 Crochet Quilts that retail for &5r
$3.50, for Mondays selling. ........ w =
Full Doub1e-Bed Size Crochet Quilts, seve-
raj designs, the soc. ones for Csc
Mondays sale....
FULL SIZE UNBLEAcHED 32C.
SHEETS; the 45c. ones will be. 1890. ~
Extra Large Bleached Sheets, the DC
usual sec. kind for.
SIC. Hemstitched Sheets, extra Attic
large size and well madey for.
Best csc. Hemstitched Pillow 1Fr
Cases for.
15c. Plain Hemmed ones for 10c.
12c. Pillow-Case for 8 1-3c.
Special School Supply Sale.
Lead Pencils for &c. dozen.
elliot Pens, for lie.
Colored Crayons, 1c.
Faber's Carpenters Pencils, for &c.
&c. Lead Pencils for 1-2c.
Blank Books, extra size, and SC. FOR the
5 and 10c. ones.
School Bags, to &c.,, worth to SIC.
Pencil-Boxes, filed, to 3sc.
ski and 6x9 Covered States for &c.
Other States are Z, s, and 12c. for Double
Covered States.
Multiplication Penci1-Boxes are &C..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

aDolies to fabrics Of ali seasons Whatever there is
Is 4fA Price MONDAY, and there are many tens of
thousands 81 dollars worth at such sale prices as would
Be rinous applied to the general way OF trading The
store needs between-season Dusmess--neeos the un-
consequence for this special Mondays sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07
No More HOuSeWare
Department to Be at COhen's.

Every the part OF the being MADE 10
lose il out quickly Want the basement for other wares
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-07

Several hundred dozen Ladies' Summer
Ribbed Vests that were special value 9 -
at 1912 to 15c., are. .Cl
The Fine SOC. Silk Low-Neck Vests, DC
in White, Pink and Blue, are KY
The 10 and Csc. Pure Lisle- 10Hc
Thread Vests are. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AA/XN
The and &c. Bleached Summer Vests r.
for ladies for. ~
High-Neck and Long-Sleeve Gauze TIC
Ribbed Ladies' Vests for. w
High-Neck and Long-Sleeves Bleached Rib
bed Fleece Vests and Pants, Mon Too
days selling price. Il ~