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THE RT**-*?OHD DISPAtCH-SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1898.
11
fi Poor Way to
Treat Catarrh
(? to Rely l'pon the Sprays,
Washes, Etc.,
| m the basis of many
-'" do? >_6 provalciit. ]
: I .\iiil fionio
h -W1 I dIj a looal
::. I : ?TUMI I'll
i Um inri?**?
- irriutioo of tho
I he tin"' ' I i-''t the diR
. I -t i ."M?.y luai.t
I atarrh is a
itional blood
m d it m n* t'Hpy ?to pm
iheel ol p:ij>t?r ai to
; I .,;?
,? i't mistake temporary
?fit. Those who last
..' .; ( !'.?ni.??'lvi?s hen...
th -i treatment will ?Mg
- i'ii as Uu* fir.?t
..?: ? : winter ?h f.-lt.
raj? and \m-hi'-* presoriht d by
- only ?t?mpora?
- d th ?m r matant?
the distMt hud a
\? r I (ggg ?ri n
d t."ti vrhen T decided
; ?? ? ? ?bogas to ?m
ng it for ?three
*: * ouri'd ?twmpiotoly, tlie
[martina;
i OR
! Fine Furniture. ?
i- t
f We carry the large?! ?
Chamber Suits
A __^_______ f
i ? reduoe stock are of- ft
i ial inducements ft
I in way of prices. -y
I rial 16 stock of FTM 0
I LI \ I Hi R COUCH! S, i
. )! CHAIRS, \c, should I
you, as well as ?
lu-ive designs in '
f Parlor Pieces. f
t ? ?
f t
James W. Martin,
J Ml and 121 [_ Main street. J
| We manufacture Pure ft
a H.iir Mattreooea and guar- 9
, "them. m
8 i. ! ?xlbj _
? 7^r *r?r Children*! and 7
' Jt* Miases' Kid Button
I :t??m s to 2, ex- ft
? : ?solea, only 75c. _
19 Cl (\f\ Old Ladies' Kid f
JI..UU Con-ress (Jailers, ft
^i on ?",,r tn? 1,f'st ,>"*vs'
i ^?-VU ftml (;irls' School
? - ? ?In the city?all solid
sen ioeable.
for tin* best ?Solid
)<?ui>!? -Sole l*o
i for ?gentlemen.
$2.00 !
t
a ??il C-l?TI for *_ht stvies
Dim^fAj Latiies* Sf.na
nsvlvania Mal*? ?Show,
5_ wear as ?good as i'_..r.U
! ^Or U)T Cmm??rtmu Kid ft
JUl" Button Spring-Heel i
- ,/t?s 5 ?to ?9. ?
| MH BROTHER?t
.Model Shoe Store,
607 Broad Street.
. ^u.Tu&K) O
>"??'a? B"9>'9*>pi?9?9><9tt0,,9*<i*<t?
p89?988698M88S6M8688M|
_
j THE R1CHMON0 SHOE
for Men.
S2.50.
.'
I
?
I \ faahionable Shoe,
? We laonable ?price.
/ ' I i ,.i!i ana winter
i . ?made in Blaok ?and
* i a OaJi Skin
t Otht i hue hatju-i?..
, <HirSpecialty:
| I; uiMe-Solc Shoes
r' men i ?ipoaed to tho
I' ? 1282 ai d we will
? , ??-ji.iir
. i, ?and o
I .'-,.'
*
?
? III
! vil. _
VI? ?in and fiyhtb St*.
' ** **"?>* ?*?-.*-> ?? * * %*-*.****.-?. -)
dr-f-mlfiil disease was eradicated from
mj system, and 1 hate had no return
of it. Mihr Joaia Owaa,
"Montpelier.O."
Swift'? Specific (S. S. S.) is the
only curt) for Catarrh, for it goea
direct to the cause of ?the trouble
?the blood?forcing the disease
from thenystem. Those who have
hail Catarrh for any length of tim?**
know that each winter finds thi-iu
more tirmly in the grasp of the
<lis?nse than before. Their ene*
riiMico teaches them that loca?
triatmi'iit can d<> them no good
A trial of 8. S. S
will convine?
them that it i** tl
proper remed
If you are ji;
j*. *_M feeling the fir
<?ifei>H?vt? diaeas?
y??u cnould begi
tnuami'iit promptly, for its ?evei
it y moteases ?'ach jeer; but b
?? oegin light. If you tre?
only Cn?? Hiirfaci?, relying DBOl
sprays, WMBSB and inhulntion
y??ti may ? Bare that S mill ca?*
will be a bad OEM next year hi
a WOno ??in* t!u? year later. Ro
promptly to take S. S. B. anil i
cared.
Books mailed fies by Bwif
Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga
Special Pianos.
Upright Bargains.
_ HAKDnAN. 7| ??i-tav.-s. Im--.-. *
B?Se, Case of 1? st rosewood, ;.ril:
ranteed Sold at 1450?oar prii
$275. Tin lone is rich and BWeel
EVERETT,?; octate**, full cnbi
nel grand case, ebonised. Bw
ci.illy line for singers' practlO
Sold'at $400?our price $350.
DUNHAM, 7| octaves. 8 pedal
full si/e dark case, bought ne\
last w? ek at a New York factor
Worth ?1400?-our price $_KX
SOMMER, upright grand
?bought originally from b Ki-'l
nu?nil store (not the 12,000,0(1
at 1400, was shipped to Bal
timor?. Can be bought at hal
vain?-; full guarantee.
KNABE -Direct from the prrea
I ' -ii in estate sale in Philadel
pi .a. The very ?finest upright ii
Richmond Cost $1,000. Com
and see it?a bargain. Three o
above Pianos were acquired in ex?
ch>sngea for the celebrated B oc
Pianos, for which we arc Boll
sgents.
Cash <>r easy terms.
MANLY B. RAMOS CO.,
Ii9 East Broail Street.
oc e<T?Oa,1 u.t-iu]
MILLER'S.. \
I~_---?_-_?-_-_-_-_-_-_-__-- ^
B_f -, ., i ? , i < > i? u ,, 11 ' > , i 11 i > > V_B
}^ I Perfumes.
E
R
F
O
R
Ml
E
D
I
C
I
IM
E
S
V?
Best Goods,
Best Assortment,
Best Prices.
PINAUD,
ROGER & GALLET,
LE GRAND.
SOCIETl HYGIENIQUE.
of France.
PEAR'S
CROWN COMPANY,
CMAVUS,
Of ! ir..';.?i
COLGATE,
LUNOUOR?Q,
LAZELL,
FRUriAN,
of America.
*?J
All ate represented in
our stock.
By the bottle or by the
ounce?'25c. to8"c. peroz.
Call and exan n them.
T.A.MILLER,
519 East Broad St.,
Brancii Under Jeff rson Hotel.
Iv ooeoOOO o o o o o o o MmA
~'jyl7-Su.T---I""
SIMONS BLANK BOOK
COMPANY
MANTFACTURB
BLANK BOOKS OF EVEK? DKSCK11*.
TION
AND
CARRY A LARGE STOCK.
Oh*
READY-MAUE BOOK?
SI ECIALL? h'UU THE TRAUM.
AS TO THE QUALITY OK OUR BLA.N
r-n CHALLENGE I'O.Ml'ARlSUN.
lail AM' 1203 MAIN -TRAKT,
RICHMOND, VA.
NfW 'phone ?I -u -1-W.K?-Su
THE
S. Galeski
OPTICAL CO.
>r "coroiort and pres^rvatiot of jrour
tight havo your Glaaaaa accurate/ ' ?tea
.," cur ?icl.-kBOWO Opticai J?a iblleti
"'Everyihlna reilabU ?a?-* lowaat charges
-u.ra..?eeai;ART ^^ STREET.
raclory. ? south *?'?^?,
~OrB?r? for prtndBf sent to tha Dispatch
Coiuvaay aUl ba ?lv?*a prompt atteatloo.
SflttF AN
.^ONLOOKER
Witts, Lee probably mnk?s many a s
??rdinate offlcer in tho re*cular arn
rtmr, I have ?aflaa tried to ?aagfl
hat must bf?.*he1r sontiments when th?
him talking tO non-commissioned (
?ara an?l privat, s In the way in whl
" ?fo?a It Is about as difficult for a ?pi
u.- MMSar in the rejrular s"rvi? |
?atiwf.ifton,- ?sont/araatlofl with trog i?
?i Igada commander as It la for ih?? a v.
' ?aortal ,r' ho a?lmitte-l to the pre
?* of royalty. An?' a rriv.it" would ha
'">ut as nvn fa chano.- ?,f bobfl obing ?ai
hnptmrot of fhlna a? he woiill of b
? admitted to Um ?preoaae? of Gen?r
ilaa nlaaa sont on baataeon.
II Is not s<> with General Iy><\ Nurnt
Matase?? in which enl'st-d m?n v..?
lowed to eoaa? int.? his room at hot
Hartara al J.?? k?--oriviU<- and a;ate th'
oattle? and tah r lief, hurt come und
y own obacraatkm. ?a ftomp at toPhi
tat tho road from heaibpiarters tO c:.n
toy? at'r.iotod ?Qeneral ?Lm'a attentta
-ni if eloe? ?anoogli h had th? ini.it
ling ?MBM remark to th' ni. A che
i followed :t. When ?any <?tvr ??;
r paasod, Wh< th? r a; I -h 1,11
?81 ? !.- ??r not, the mon ?vore I
. ?atp?ct>ad to r'- gut canto t<> att<
n. If they did not d?> so the ro?ult w;
?litina'?; Th| ?-tiff salute tOOfe il
' i? .if th?? ?half-rollicking ?remark ti
a elwaya rxmnted on from ?. tea
o.
?rcault la that there la hardi*/ a ?soi
! i? ti? ?i officer io H?? S'V-nth Arn
:??-< wh??m I hav ri'.t fa
lilUt? ?1 11; ?,
' ni s;?? ht ?several areeka m ?san
.?! rnlngled niuoli with tli?- o.immon M
[han ?te h? ,ir a?- ly out t
hat? -?pe;<k of ?Fita I.?'? save 'n terms |
i"M ;?ff?-. ti? !ii t -. I hat/? n??t >-<-t i?ac1
i ?the i-'int of believing ?that t* Idle
Ltit ?better arhea led by (rfBeora who r
ai'l them fi? mar! ?Ja? - - "bullot-stopi f ? a
a.?-.'- i ii ofBo ra call th?"ni
ban wh? n they an m 1er i eomnvuiad
?ho tr?.-aia th< m as only a l.ttl?- ??w<
an him? elf ?T? rnr , f|. -, u:<| ?-,;,,?
DBOtkMM, though their ?u-arts ai
?.ting ?ander th.? ?bkniea ?of a ?private,
Durii th< p t f? w an ?aka ''. ?t ral b
?s i?? ; ?by i!?iii.' r.= .;' aallal
?an from ?the ?Fourth R?glaient, hom< ?
urlough, aii'l asked to ?\? i ?i thi
Invai ? ?.i?iy ?given them
.;?!!"ti, iin<! u I ha*.
ibli ?to lean baa, ?h* ?every ? u
i ?their ?requeat a
.an may Mtnet&UI s feel Ilk?? crltlclsl?.
? neral f.<>-, ami may do so. 1 n? n
i ?auui .-. xy ?angl
?galnat him, an?! he was so drunk 1
bould ?have ?been ?In tti<- guarj-'iouse.
It i.> per"?-? t 1 y easy to see why ?-?">rr
IB n ar? Ilk? d ?and : onu ar rHettk
vhy ?aotai ful in handling ?UM
ii? ii. and why ?-??IT,?- hive everything i
their eon?land moving like it bad bt
?been oiled la month, ti?, oaptaln wi
is most popular, ?1 in my opinion tl
ma who ??m ?de mor.? with men und.
i? , is the ?.?lie who is continually lookln
? i- r th?- ?In-dividual welfare I th? ?a
of his company. In ai
ont of tan it will be found ti.it thepopi
If ? ?Jin; ai y otllc-.-r is th? ?OIK who *-i?< n?
hisi da**a rtudytng th? comfort of III
puny ?and planning to obtain for ttiam ?
hat th?? government aill ?furnlah. I
, other words, a puni ?captain is always
. ???ii ?kicker, in m aeon and ?ou ?
-on he i.-- ?kicking for his men. it]
roluateer ottcei Anda ha is nol populi
wilh ?hi? company, <lo nol let him i? ?
rtplln? as a means ol gaining
i?opiii.in'.v. i.. t blm ?i? ." ? h. -. tim
t?. his man, let him look more ?.-:?
ter thi-ir Intercala, and b? will Dnd ?bei
sagoot ?and leva Increa ting, M
aro well ?eared for .hi not mind .
,io curb usoU on them. Ills? i?.line in th
lagulai ?service is ?several times ?mor
strict th..n in ihe volunteer army, ?yet
liave never Keen an ?alloted man ***?
the r?-Ki:lur army who ?li?l not |
and admire his otlboi.? Th? reaeon Wa
that while ?the ?ofBeera ?sontrolleJ tii.i
v\lth a .stronir hand th??y also i^-ok^d ?MI*?
afiiy ?after th< welfar? ol th? tonn undo
them No ni"ie ?-??iitented mortal o.;n b
m i i?.. . ?? average regalar ?aoldlet
An otfi? ? r should ?bear ta ?min
An enlisted mun is a> tuipl.s.? as >? bal
?Under the regulations h eau d?? ah
1/ ?nothing to help himself, tie hut xt
... ?pend utterly upon his ?afltoera. it i
only too Dot that In many Jnstances h?
?baa ?aV u o?oi ?la rala?
one of *be most popular officers in th?
.?nth Army Corps was ?General Hurt
.f tr.i Flrat ?Brigade, h- w-s ?promote?
to brigada ?oommaader from ?th ?
?f h i ? ?.in? m "f r-agulara, He was kn.?w:
is a private's man. He seemed to hav?
?peculiar likm? f??r the private Midi/ r
l.uiy BtOftel ??re toM Of hi? r????iark3 tt
enlisted men, such as the following:
A ?private la one of the regiments of th?:
K.i.-u angad? tint. Oaneral l-nut th??ugin
it ^ ror him to atti n?l th?? fat a
ral services hold prior to shipping tl.-'
n mains to th- ?dead sildier's home, In
ariaeoaata. The chaplain who ha?i ?shargi
of the servies was a gentleman axain-t
whom nothing cou.d be said, save ?that
he was what the in-ii. called long-winded
Th? services were very long drawn out
? Aersbudy was tir. ?1 to death. Hymn?,
and prayers ar?! pleaching seemed Inter
minable. Final.y. ?3eaeral Burt. who wa?
not a church-goer of exempla-y ?rttgolarlty
wnis??ered to a corpotai ?*ho was standing
just behind him: "Corporal, ain't this
hard?"
An officer of the Second Virginia Regi
ment said the other day he was much
surprised to meet In Washington recently
General Hurts color -sergeant. The hit
ter explained to him that h? was ?tha?e
to see if it was possible to Induce the
Pr,?si?lent to reinstate General Hurt as
commander of the First Brigade of Gene
ral Lee'? corps. "I saw the President,
too" ?aid the sergeant. "He didn't pro
miso me he would reappolnt General
Burt, but he treated me all right, and
sho?)k hands with me a second time when
he found out I was asking for ?something
fur somebody else, and nut for my-eif."
A good story was told th? other day at
the reunion of Mosby's m??n at Manassas.
Though perhaps not new. It is interest
ing When General Stotighton's command
was encamped at Fairfax Courthouse.
Moeby was continually hovering about
his outposts, endeavoring to capture his
?.?ckt-ts. One rainy nignt Mosby took
twatv? men and set out. He cartur?! tl?*
flrot Uno of clckets. and carried them
along to the second, making them and
the pickets of the third Une his prisoners.
He had more prisoners tha? his twelva
men could guard.
Alone Mosby proceeded to the house in
which General Stoughton lay asleep. Th?
Kuard at the door was captured and dis
armed and obliged to guide the Confede
rate colonel to the room of General
Sioughlun. The General waa Impatient
when he was nudged and called. With
some bad language he ordered his dis
turber to leave hlro. and not disturb him
^ lild you ever hear of Mosby W* he ask
ed General ?toughton. Tbls h?d a start
ling effect iipo-n QMMfal ?-.tourhton.
"Hiv.? vom ?conght th<> ,1 ,mned rascal?"
he n?k??rt. turning nv?r in b?"?1.
"So." ?,'i',l Moabjr, ";ir.?i you are my
prisoner "
Ami with that C,?r?-rnl Ptoueliton trat
raajuaataB la Has .-?n.i ?irn-s himr-?<-!f. toe
was ?-raroely convin? e?l y-t fhnt he hud
i-"n captured. nn?J aaaM not ballava thai
his pickets w"re prisoners !?k>- himself.
in,i tint his r**-*-*--?:ir.I guard was atar?
come ilk?* lb" Otboro; l,i:t | rj?.-to] fr?
??ni?',| rit hi.? head convine*-?! him ?hit
'irtriini'-'nt was not What v,;n n,-?-.l.?d th-n
that he had I tter Brass aad travel with
th? "guerilla." and tr-i-t to buk to get
With his twelve m?"-n M"-iv
brought ' i pi hete, and turned
th?-? Otaaral and tha others oret Us tha
Confederate luitborltlaa al Oordonavllle
THF. ONLOOKER.
DBALBBB IS LMAT TOBACCO.
liniMirlnnt DacloUSM Mnilo IC ?-o.-,? 11 ?
i?y Man Baveaaa ?flra-iaHaalaastv.
tik- OoaualaaloBar af lataraa] Serena
has ralad lately that dealari in leaf to
hacco are re?|ulred to k? ; two books
tha entrirs ?n which ara to ba la aa< rj
01 i'ii Dttoal aad orlgtaal ontrtaa ol
their raoalpta aad salaa i ?. and
> required t.? ball i, - aad reader th?
government'! book to ih,- ? af ti?
tual
tity of tobacco Mid i*" - lo i
nterf-d on th?? book laaasadlat? Ij
?in.) preceding the ?i.-- laeer
Tha d? aler I oaf n ijuir, d to reha ad
..ii ill.-, toaacco at tal ?I the
i. bul i-? i- Quired to a ' ".iir. foi
: hand at tha beginning of : "
larlni
th.? ij'i ii tor, ?
furwa.'l un his Looks for th? ? r.-,
'1 I.I! ?
if k? n from tl
? .i.? ?i and i m -> -i i
ired tobs ,? anJ
sabjaet to tax when sold or offsred foi
lad eOnauiaptlon la th.
States; aad tha i" i son wl - i? af
t"' ,. eo ii? this -
sumption la th? United Btatea would ba
i garded as a maaafaotarer -f tobaeco,
m m al
or export,
i ba roQalri I to I ortau In bond
from tha place <?f nan ifaetura I
tobacco and manuf ? t
i es ?ii-."! lawfully be sold t a <
in leaf tobacco, without payment <>f tue,
to consumers, ??r as supplies ior the
.i in the coaatw-M trade of tha
: tates,
la - , n.iicl In It ich mu ti?! f
Mr a y Barbar, "f r..: m
street, . bag arrltti d to tha
King for li nal
- who
la tha Quaker City, ostensibly foi i:
muni!, on November 10th The boj
wrlttea boma statlag that ha wax ban
aad la d? stltuti - - mst
H<- et f lachea; d irk <-<>m
n; "ft to" tattoad on arm; birth?
ad n mbllng an anchor;
i k ai ,i white i-iii ck? i
doubli \ :. red s nd bin
.
shirt, and a Mack ,!, toy hat.
Any laformatlon concerning him will
i..- gladly received by M?,j ?r Hoarard at
police headquarf
Alnlilllilll Iliistol t.lll virli-l) llfllliil.
The Ala!,un?.i | aa ii
stltutlon of ii- fulness in tha ? st has
I with a ? , I? anted
.
Ii? , la the st..*.- Governor,
.i.,-, i,?, ? ', i :.. . Johnston, aad his
torlcal and
m< mi o-- of t:
colk-gt >.
Th? sod? ty a ill h<
Dual n i sea - I '"i ? | ' com
11 ehend hlsl -, 11 i ?.
Mr H. A. Bi " k of this dtj
notlfl? d that he a
Ihr ii,.-inb? r of :bo aoclety ea the tftb In
-tant.
If? la. CaaaaSy, mid Itrfrenhmeiit?.
Tha ' rtalna ai 11 A l-Sa ;
t\, tee god Madison
evening, f??r th of a
country p?irlr-?h. will havo leUva
\i" ?? wUl be ? id i I by Pro
? i i ,!?r and Mr. John ?Powi 11; -
by Captain Cuanlngham ,, id ' ' 1
og comedy, "A r? rpl
fltUBtlsn," will b<- given !>y M Jennl?
,.,i other young pi ?pie o
,-ity. ihaaaata v.n\
also. An? i la the
play are the Misses Hugh . I
Jamea, ;?n?i Mesara Naah, Raid, Moon.,
Laoy aad Da Bauai ara
Junior* to Attend Service.
it t\ the r.-'.ni .?f tii?- Jnaloi Ordar of
I'nited Ameri, in Ifachaafca to attend
divine service In a body <n t
folloartng Thankaalvlag-Day, aad in ac
irlth this custom Qrove Ooaa?
cil. No 4?"?. of this order will attead
this evening at Baat-Bad Bapttat
church at :'. B ??' ?look, a - * ir,
S l 3. T. Tuck'-r, will pt.- or. a special
tiu-m. The puMic ?a la?
rttad to attend.
Itr.lval Services at Iniiuttnuel.
Bavtral - M Im
manuel Baptlal church to-night and con
tinue through the week. Tho pastor,
Rev. J. R. Harrison, whose labors us an
evangelist have been abundantly bi
will preach nightly at 8 o'cio, k. The
congregation?? at Immanuel have grown
steadily since Rev. Mr ilarilBOB as
sumed the pastorate In May, and a',1
branches of the church work are In food
condition. Pastor and people look for
ward to a fine meeting.
Paying; Their City Im, ?.
, The city taxes are being gm.iered In
by Collector Cunningham. The city gives
the tax-payer the privilege of paying half
the amount of his or her assessment In
June and the other half in December.
The flaca; year ends January -ist. and
on the following day all bills will ba
turned over as dellnq'ient. and 6 par cent,
will be added.
The Bolldlng of the Stock-Yards.
The contract for the building of the
stock-yarda was not awarded yst.riia/.
The representatives of the five firms In- ?
torested In the Union Stock-Yard?. Com
pany have not yet passed upon 'the bids
of th? six contractors, and It is possible
that some modifications will be made
betor? any bid Is accepted.
The Ven?Mo-?r*et Veetlnff.
The protracted meotlng at Venable
Street Baptist church continu?!* a,Hith--i
week Her. B. C. Henning Is preaching
wi'h gTeat power. This morning he will
preach upon the nbjeot of "The Season
of Fate" and et night upon "The Judg
ment "
Dr. Boll's Co??- Syrop la m ?ore
ours for the xrlnoe and Its compilation?.
MITTELDORFER'S.
COME AND SEE US MONDAY.
We will give you a chance never before preseuted-an opportunity to secure season
able, absolutely new, desirable goods at a mere fraction of value.
Look elsewhere if you will, but don't buy until you see what bargains we can and will
rp__i mU .......,,._- nun a??.- in v?-iiir nrw-lipf..
if i*, jfuu. lina Buio invauo luv.?
a ?mmatma n sut-selli*:?.
LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN.
An Immonse purchase of Ladies' Sailor
3ul:s at 50 p? r cent, less than regular
r?rlces.
Heavy Er.itli-?h C hevlot Suits. In Black.
Rrown. Blue, and Oreen, handsomely
[?raided Jacket, all silk lined, worth 115.
Monday .17.50.
JOME EARLY-THEY W0M**J tsAM
LONU AT SL'CH PRICES.
A GREAT PURCHASE OF WRAP?.
fOC ARE TO REAP THE PRINCIPAL
BENEFIT.
Till?: ntlCXa TEEL TH?? TALE.
Ladles' B?)X-Kr<?nt ?Reefer Jucaets, In1
Black Navy, and Tan English Kersey,
half-.-.Tin lined, Bf/Hahl*/ trimme?! with
strap tr.mmir-K a regular tbi Jacket.
Monday .M ?,s
?Ladi-er Tailor-Mad? ?Capta, In Blach
Keraejr, trimmed in tiaid or fatin banda,
S2.0M.
l?aiH?al Silk S.'.'il Plush Capes, embrnl
?i? i? ?i alth -bk and let, ?rolling collar and
front trimmed in Thibet, at ti OH Mcn
Mlaa '? Children*? Jacket?;, from
si .-.ii ... - III
r ?a* ? j *-' _#- -, - v?. .% ^ v
?' MF. AND CHOOSE A
Il IMIVIIMK SILK SKIRT
AT I.FS.S THAN Y'?!' WOULD TAY
FOB AN ORDINAKY HALF
WOOL ONE
All-Silk Satin Brocade Shirts, newest
out, worth 110, Monday .$* 41?.
LADIES' FI RS.
DON'T JUDGE THE OOOOf BT THE
l'IUC_?.
Come and compare them with what la
show i? ?*lse\, '
Ladles' BUcctrlc Saal Scarf-? et.41>c
Ladlea' Collaret*-??, of Put f.-.iAe thnuh
0| ?cm, high st?rm sellar, tih fronts,
with Bva tails .?2 -.?s.
Bverytblng new In Furs at prices to null
everybody
?Om Of THE ATTRACTIONS' TN' OUR
DRESS 0OOOB iii:i'\kTMBRT.
Rich Finds, for waists and children's
dr< - ?es . I
.. ? , is .? ?
da.'? ?
All th* n?aw > ??n?!
Broad? loth, for s, BS, ?BO, two.;
ATTUfttSI MATTIlit?S!
HIE BIOOEBT BTOCS OP MATTINOl
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.
r PROM AUCTION.
ALL NF.W. I'ERFECT O'XH'S.
It baa been our rula to give the very
b?'*?t that can be purchased at profits so
very small that the purchaser It ?ituated
rompartag the goods with th?
; s why yyu eoe ?o many buy?
ri In this dcparin
MONDAYS PRICES LOWER THAN
BR.
Heavy China Matunga, In a beautiful
Mrt.? of colors and designs _. **
I.i-ien Warp Mat tins***, seamless Inlaid
patterns, regular price '.'je.. Mon.luy.
i _ I -_ ?..
DOMESTICS! DOBUNVBOSI
AT Q?ICK-SVLLINO PBICMl
very prudi m houaakaapdff wtll take ad?
vantage of Tina sa?
Domestics lower
th;?n any other ho
Yard-\Yl,!,. bed ?"?itton.Be.
Cotton .4a.
\ -h? d Cotton....Be.
4-1 Rnrker ?".leu, he?! Cotton .He.
<-i Fruit of the Loom.Ac.
Flannel . .". i Be.
MITTELDOREER'S, 217 East Broad Street.
: ROSE'S, i
? 223 EL Broad St. t
S.tCIALPRlLESr?R MONDAY: ?
9
1
:
:
TIN WA RE. Q
l!-?l':r?rt Block-Tin IMhIi
Fan .* 9
?H, , tape, rahoeaed, I ?and
lOc. ??llera .
Qal**anlied?Iron Waah Tub.. 44
its 9
? ? Pot, I quart ?i*.e . *?
I-gall?n Oalvari?. I O ?Can.. 27 ?f
1, six f??r . 2 _.
D-ovi - ' hip . 4 *
1 '. ? .1 Oral - . *?
h 11 v t. 1 Tray. l1?
I lyati Fryer? . 10 ?
Jelly-Cake ?Pana . IH ?
Roa?tlng-Pana, e-.u-h.. 1<*
4
I . 3
(?ramte iho\\\ \ri:.
? iron Cual ador? s. !>
4 i?i ii 1 n? p ?pudding-Pan .. 10
?: mi 1 : Qranlte-Iron Di.-h
l'-.n . 4?,
?a-f-u u t * ;rr? nit. iron <!>> -
pan. with cover . H
"- 1 .art Oranite-lron i'uffee
?Pot . 21
?Qranite-lron Broil? . W
Oranlte-Iroa Pie
1 . re? . I
?',i.?i::tc-iron ?Barda . I
IHIXAWIHK.
II Inch I**onatone*Chlna Dteh,
1 Ightly chipped . ! >
I ? ?rat? d Cracker Jars. li
ra.-?I Chocolate-Pota,
:?' kln?l .'.
Individual ?Butter LHshc 1 .... kX
. Ironaton? rhina ?Platea '. . ?
!? Piece l)?-< orated ( ! in r _
.1 M ~
:, ' 1 *i- ? ?Carlsbad china T. a _
?Bel .410
Am?*rl?-an ?China Cups and
B ? ?h . 'l
Bowl and im thar, ?each .... 2a
Ha'f-aallon Ironaton? China
Pitcher . 12
-! Inner Cup? ai ?i B
regular 2". and
a lien . U
?t-lnch Meat Dish . 5
?LaggW ire.
Water Tun rth
M ?l /"i . 2 f.9
with rover . -r>
tal Wl ? ; m . 2
a tel ?Sohlet? . 4
t ir Bel ?S c?a lae?, PI ? h- a
-. and Walter -Ix an H
?Monda*/ only . ?M 9
Cut a i? i' wl . .-, T
.1? ?iv ?Boa I pri 9 9
Jelly San et . 2
Celery Dies . 1?,
1. ?guit?n Crystal rit? ' ? - ... 10
Boh? iiifan Oll
hind . H
- il Chice S.n'v. r-. . 1 j #
I,-IMPS. ^
N'i.k?'' Ri !>. ??. ?a?
burner, (?a-lnoh 9
?jell? ' -.?.?. hi r?- in i
thla dty at 12; onr pttot ? *>
for Monda) . 1 if
B ? [?ira??i w't'i r? M? 'ors . 23 9
B ' i . ; ,'
r ?f.? ! pit : . m ? th S' R>; ?>ur It?
?rte? . i ns
A Hall?! .imp. worth $\5'?; our
prie? . U
|| Bra Bai ? t-Lamp <<?ntr??
draft burn? ?- s?'lis by
II other? m U ti. 1 9
?Qlaea I 11 . . i?;
pi. vtk.i? \v\hf. 9
1 Halt floeen ?Plat-ad Ki ?
and Enrks. worth *2 "?o. -M
Nickel Sliver Ti isp on? -: t
. ns
?. k? r .- nil - P cha_ 31
! ... |- .ru. mn,\
a ?Sat, worth ?Mc : ?our
> . . 12
suit ys.
So 7 Wt '?r-H 1- '' , ?Ulnfc
gtOV? worth ?00; price for
Monday only .5 r?0
Ko. I ?rive-Hi I? R ?tic?-, for
Monday only.IM
W d-Heater ?flonbl? lined.
?W aPh steel, for M fin
T 0 i- H? if? r .1 ?0
a n n deomfl Pull-N [?1 ?Self
Feeder.IfJ
A Four-Tub- ?Qai Ba'liator.... 2 67
:
ornes ok
f. N. .iom:s a sov,
6,8, ?>?<! 10 N. UgMfc St.,
BICHSONI?, VA.
KuvgMBn 22, 189A
We wish to inform our friends
that we are in the Engraving
and Steel-Plato Printing to stay.
What we intend to do ia to
charge a living profit on our
paper, engraving, and plate
printing, and when we cannot
Jo this we will retire from the
business.
Please bear in mind that we
ire the leaders for the best
quality of HURD'S PAPERS,
such as
Wedding Invitation?,
Correspondence Papers,
Society Announcements,
Visitinjc-Cards, Etc., Etc.,
ind in the Printing of same we
challenge comparison.
We are not the lowest in price,
but we claim to be the best, as
)ur patrons say we are.
Respectfully,
I. N. JONES & SON,
Engravers, Printers, and Binders.
N. B.?Don't forget that we
ire in the Printing and Binding
ousiness also, though we have
very little time to devote to new
-vork in this line.
_(BO l?lt*S0?,3tj_
orders "or printing ?ent to th? Dla
BHtoh Company will be given cromot at
r?s?itlon, and the at) le of work u..l yr.'?.?..?
aMl b? sure to picas? you. I
r
C. LUMSPEN & SON,
731 East ?VJain Street
THE DISPATCH
JOB PRINTING OFFICE
(DISPATCH BUILDING.)
DOES ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING.
PRICES M0D_RnT_. PROMPT D_UV_Ry,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
f -^
| SEND FOX ESTIMATES BEFORE ORDERING.
> Old 'Phone 158. Now'Phone 1258.
ri? "'-y rut ?<" uy-mm- vv vvtt ?
(no U
< hU-MSSSh K-__.li niaat-S 'Imn?.
o..., ? nyaM,?eswew?iki?
PERSONAL.
THF WUNDERS ? >F HYPNOTISM
sent freo Qlvea the k?-y to all ?
Bower; richly Illustrated by large l?_:
t, ne engnivlng*; anybody ca?. I?*arn and
exert a magic influence ?ver others; curra
isea and bud habits, ar.,1 jives the
_n?est parlor sntertalament ?ver wit
?: write t??-?Ja\ ; number llm'.ti-d.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANT,
D? i .util.? ut 69, USB M-'ii-Kin avei ue, New
York. no 'y
111 RI U. COMPANY.
Old 'phone, ?Sol. New 'phone. 1-S5.
I'FFU.MAN BURIAL Co.Ml'ANY.
BAST BROAD 9TR9KT,
RICHMOND, VA.
OPEN DAY AND MIOBT.
J. O. PEERMAN. Manager.
W. H. ATKINSON, Secretary.
C. E, UELVIN, Pre-mienl.
(no 13-lm*>
lAltl'KTS. IiHU.i.KI'H. llllllMiVic
J HAVE RBJCEiVED MY KAt.l. _iuCh.
OF CARPET? (Ingrain, Tapesiry. Hrua
tls, am! Vilvets). Drugget?. Rugs, and
Mm?; Linoleum and OU-Oluth. Twenty
. Pine Matting?, reduced from ?H? to
lb cents per yard. I_irge stack of Paper?
H., .ring?? of all styles, which 1 am oi
fertng at Itoxutl prient. A. JBNNlVi-,
v.?* ??-t M_ln street. ?? 9-40020,
_m__ _*- - __ _ I ma_-oia-n
w^ ? ^L jit.- -m????X m ?I ?rial. I
?. o r re,-1 all
-'_> ?. of far
^?-?*r' ar ? i
^^^^ tlirtv?? r ?.
ilgiaa na. -4
a.I ?-I'tii? !
? l.owrt
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^pri''-- tu? fuma
?rvlce MaX KRvNK. lt'-*ir_? nl .1
um ?*ar. I li tmA .i'o_?i ttratt, ki?;-mo_a. Va.
ee 30.-5a, ia_ ik
l???. Vilo? -'. * ? M.....__ 1 _..*
WAMKt
BATH cul.niY. VA..
?_* .
'HE-AREA'-'-. A.Ni- uHlu KAlLWAY,
LtiAi VEAYl bU-b?V AT1U.S.
"T_?i N??w Bomeeua-4." witri al modera
onvei.lenc'-.-. including private I the, to
,.th?.r ivltn it,? u_.i. house ?.?na ti.e
?a* i.i.i.,J.
IpvaI ' ? iii_?le ,,erfectly omrurtable.
,\ oil?!' ? ? "? ,c*ult? t? - 10
. mai -H?, m ? < out-lee.
' AM ' ?S AM- SI'? RTS:
driving parties ?.til y. new
?level? t*i?? k. golf-j-rounds. I
toi. an?! billiards; flshlig, and hunting.
For winter rate? uni ai i iiBliniiilatWBB'
PP?y to yg|*L. ITKHRT.
M ?n?g?r
nh ?! Su t s Hoi ?S'.r'n??. Va.
< ?.i i: i until i:?
VIROINIA-IN THF. ? HANCERY
-,' 'I HE CITY ?'.' RI?'H -
'HE t'lll D W OF NOVEM
i. U ?'..? ... - .\ , . .- .
I. 0. Crouch and .-.Is.
BxUael fi.'in Decree.
. a_ a |
And it an-e-iriuic to t*ie court thkt more
ne es?
ue of A. L mmUtad ta
imlnstratei e. t. u .
ad ?i. ?i ??- .? Imlnls
rator have baea ?July settled and the
lali ;.ft having moved the court to have
>f A L Crouch,
fter '.h, )?uyui.iit of tin- d.-bta ;.nd -12
roper cost??, distributed among the par
it?? entitled ther-eto a-cordlng to th?Mr
espective !nt?*r?-.?,s. ?attli" n ruquliing re?
unding boud*r. th? cour* doth adjudge,
rder. and decree thai th? creditors of
he ?aid A. L Cro?i?:h. if any that* I.e.
ho? cause, If any they can at the
ourt-ro?.rn of the Chancery (Vurt of tho
ii) <?r Richmond, ?t i>j o'clock A. M.,
n MONDAY, the Id ?>.?y of January.
*n. a-alnut the delivery of the estate
f A l. Crouch, deceased, to his legatee*,
nd dr.Uee?, without re-miring refunding
on,!? of Uiem.
A ? i it Is further ordered that a c,?,?,>y
f this decree be published f >r ?neo a
.e??k for four auccesalve wtx-ks In th?
tlchmond Dispatch, a r>*wspai>?r pub
i?h..| in ?tie city of Richmond, and a
oi?y thereof pom-??! at the front d
h?? Clti Ha ! of the city of Richmond, ??
?quired by la?
An Extract-Trite:
CHAR1 B8 ? BAVILLE. Clerk.
John A. Lamb, Attorney, no t-Sur,U
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