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The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
A prfl Term Iso2-Jrdge Grant reen. IT,. fresidDg-J F. koosrts frpae-
 cutting Attorney.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

CRIMINAL DOCKET
 The State of Arkansas vs. Frank Sherman, murder; not guilty.
 The State Of ArkaDsas ys. Andy Moore atid Ada GlyeDs, illegal coiIab- its,tien; not guilty.
 The State of Arkansas ys- Henry Burden. gaming; g1ilty; fiIief slO.
 The State of Arkansas y5- John Cole, grand larceny; dismissed.
 The State of Arkansas vS. John DyaI. Sabbath breaking; not guilty.
 The State of Arkansas ys. James Perett, murder; plea of guilty to mur- der ifl second degree; 2i years in peni- tentiary.
 The State of Arkansas ys. Pleas Morgan, falling to report road; a!s- missed.
 The State Of Arkansas ys- Doug Donahoe, failing to report road; piea Of guilty: fined sl.
 Ire state of Arkansas ys. Robert Harris, peace bond; discharged on payment of costs.
 The State of Arkausas vs. James Walker, gaming; dismissed.
 The State of Arkansas vs. 0. r, Wolff, abusive language: dismissed.
 The State of Arkansas gs. John Oval, gaming, guilty; fined SlO.
 The State of Arkansas ys. J. r. Dickert, gaming; dismissed.
 The State of Arkansas vs- O. r.. Wolff, abusive language; plea Of guilty fined S25.
 T'he State of Arkansas ys. 0. F. Wolf. abusive iangus ge; plea Of guilty; lined S25
 The State of Arkansas vs. Joe Davis, attachment; fined S25.
 The State of Arkansas vs. Ephram Manual, assault with intent to murder guilty, three years in penitentiary-
 LAW DOCKET.
 G. H. Van Etten vs. II. Blinn, de- murrer to answer oyerruled.
 The State of Arkansas vs. William Elliott. forfeiture on bail bond; mo- tion to vacate judgment oyerruled.
 Brinkley Car Works and Nanufact- uring company vs. Cofey & Suicer, judgment for plaintiff
 H. M. Williams vs. I. F.. Prewett, damages; dismissed without prejudice. F. P. Todd, administrator. ys. D. M. Wilson, administrator dismissed.
 F. Hodgkiss ys L. Q. Mcdaniel. ad- ministratOr, appeal from probate court; W. German appointed master to take proof and state account.
 c. F. Hinton. administrator. ys. ID. M. Wilson, administrator, appeal from probate court; settlement filed.
 II. 4. Martin, administrator, v5- c. A. and l.. G. McGowan, repleyin; dis missed by consent at cost of defendant. Mamie and c. F. Dunn vs. J. :. H. Cowan. attachment; dismissed at plaintiffs cost
 T. o. Fitzpatrick ct al. ys- Davis < Johnson, garnishmeni; dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 Arbuckle. Son & Co. ys. Davis X
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

Johnson. attachment; dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
 Mitchell t Mauray vs. Philander Littell, note; judgment by default for ameant of note.
 RCife < Hatcher ys Little Rock and Memphis railroad. damages; jury trial; verdict for plaintiffs for SIPS. Motion for new trial sustained.
 J. F. Blanton Ys. J. F. Mcdonald and James Russell, appeal from justice of the peace: dismissed at plaintiff g cost.
 The State of Arkansas vs- T. A. Hughes et al. forfeiture of bail boAd; judgment by default
 E. Lowens.ein t Bros. v5. ". B. Mann & Co, notes; judgment by de fault.
 Swan-Abraham Hat company ys. J. b. Davenport & Co.,. account iudg- ment by default for S22l.75.
 Carte-ry q Casey ys- H. W. Win throp, notes; judgment for wapt Of answer.
 billiard & Cofin vs. ". r. Brandon, rev.yor: judgment of reyiyor.
 billiard t Coffin ys. Lucy l.. Baugh, revivor; judgment of reyivor.
 II. ". MOseley ys. Little Rock and Memphis railroad company, damages; verdict for plaintiff for Si0c0.
 Brown Oil company ys- Oscar f. Wolff. account; judgment for plaintiff for s2s0.95.
 H. Clay King Ys. s. C. Wilson, super sedias bond. jury trial; verdict for plaintiff for $500; appealed.
 George P Plant & Co vs. W. P. Brandon < Co.,; judgment of reyiyor-
 Beck CT eE Lewis vs. t. Duncan, note; judgment for want of answer.
 Rolfe & Hatcher vs. J. s. Mack. ap- peal from justice of the peace; jury trial; judgment for plaintiff.
 ". k. Moore < Co. ys. Coffsy d Sul- eer. note and account; judgment for plaintiff.
 Goodbar & Co. vs. Coffey S Sulcer, account; judgment by default.
 Salley Morley ys. Koser & DeRossitt, note; judgment by default.
 A S. Fowler vs. J. J. Evans. note; judgment by default
 Salle Morley vs. D. Davis. note; dis missed On motion of plaintiff at her cost.
 Rolfe & Hatcher ys. ]. :. Mack, ap- peal from justice of peace; judgment for plaintiff by agreement.
 John Dyal ys. ". .. Brookes, de- fendanis appeal from justice of peace; jury trial, verdict for plaintiff for $50.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
McDaniel Times.

T. L. Smith went to Memphis Tuesds, night to take in the races.
 A number of our citizens are serving on the jury this term Of the circuit court
 Mart Hill and his good wife of Haynes passed through last week to Forrest City. They went up shoping.
 The faFmers are now planting thousands of acres of cotton with the hope of getting niRe cents per pound for 1t If they can.
 4 four-acre park is in contemplation al this place. Should the land be secured we are assured of quite nice little park.
 N. Isaaes of Haynes passed through Mol0ay to join party of friends al For
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

I'M and C. B B<a-. ztferEeTs gs Little Esock- were E3 tks csty Ao7s4SE zs eCszzses fer t3e Fzss<cz1 in tis< Hanze- i-y SgzIt-
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
TKUeTE11,s SALE.

NOTICE L- hereby gwen thA.. parsDant 10 ~ tte terms of certain deed cf trust CT ecuted by Robert AD6cr=oE 10 ,. D. BaQgh to secure esr srzEtn tEdebfedness therein named 2s be.ug due to John L. Brandon. l EriI. as trus- ter. C1 Saturday. rne seventh cay Of May. l-l2 zr The front Tror Of the courthouse In the Arkz nsas. Gffer for sale 10 the highest bio der for eazR n iu hand the fo1sCs Ins -cescTlb bsI real estate to-wir: The northeast quarter Of rac southeast quarter Of section siIte~n. ir town ship six Dortb- range three east, in SL- Fnancis county. state c4 ArEzn=S.. containing forty acres of le nd. more or iess. default having bes1 made iz the ps-FEzfBt Cf I.e indebtedness therein pared. ! having been requested to ersscss-e the trust Ilse titse is beiieTed 70 te good but sel and convey only Gs trustee
 March $ IeH J. b. BAUGH.
 H-r Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
Gbe forrest Citp 0imes.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL 2. rse.
Local and Personal Notes.

N. ". Jackson. Painter.
 Try J. II. SnYder's 3itteTs-
 Trade with l.. RoLLwAeE < Co.,
 Co to J. J. Evans for silyerwsre.
 Merchants complain Of dull tinnes-
 L. Loeb of Little Rock came over "Wednesday.
 w.D. Lewis of Memphis was in the city Tednesday.
 G.P. LaFoslette of Memphis was in tlse city Saturday
 Cabbage and tomato plants for sale by F. T. Johnson.
 If ypu want Table Cutlery, go tO Evans Drug Store.
 J. \. Farmer of the Cutoff was in the city Wednesday.
 Try J. II. snydeT's Eminent. Win thIop & G., asentz. R. ". Balch of Little Rock visited our city Wednesday, Try the S,udebsker Wagon l.. Roll wage & Co.,. sole Agents.
 Go 10 Russell, Graham t Co.'S for mowers and rakes; also lime
 Buy -Brown BooTs and SHOES at l.. R0llWage x Co.'s
 Ladies. misses and childTeB's clOzks at cost. Russell. Graham 6 Co.
 Buy your SCHOOL Books and STA TIoSKgY at L. Kollwage d Co.'S.
 Russell, Graham < Co. are agents for the Eureka Moving Machines. ng- WINE oF cAaDuI. Toasc sor Women
 Sold by J. J. Evans. J. C. Schloss of Oklahoma was among "Wednesday $ visitors III the city. Pure and fresh Drugs at J. J. Evans. Prescriptions carefully compounded. You may get box of nice stationery at the news stand cheap. Call and see it.
 Fresh cream bread-the most deiici- ous of ali breads-at ". r. Horney 4 Bro.'s. Attorney E. A. Mccnnoch of, Mari anna has been attending court here tllis week.
 Buy your Lime, Cement. Fire B-ick, Terra Gotta and FIue Pipe from l.. Roliwa9e < Co.
 Hon. Greenfield Quarles of Helena was circulating among the voters III this city Wednesday.
 4 full line Of FURNITURE kept constantly on hand at L. RoIiwage & Co.'S, very cheap for cash.
 A safe investment We guarantee you will never be sick if course Of "Hes paticure" is taken spring and fall.
 O.B. Polk of Memphis came over Saturday to take look at the most thriving town fin Eastern Arkansas. A very complete line Of Staple and Fancy Groceries may be found at FGs- sell, Graham & Co.'s at Rock Bottom figures.
 Mrs. J. A. Williams of Haynes was in the city this week, the guest of Mrs. Kate Rogers. Her children accom- panied her.
 Just received at Russell, Graham & Co.'s lot of boys suits which they will sell for the next two weeks Tor $l .25 per suit
 A. Gordon Jones. superintendent of sbe Little Rock and Memphis railroad, was in the city Monday, a witness ID lse ..oseley case.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
Palestine Times.

Mrs Becker. zcsnTaEsaries Ey her friend. Ms. B-.Ey, spent SZ16ey !l l'zlestaDe-
 TAere Nzs . dance at the hotei Friazy eYen51g zh4eh s<s lceA enjoyed by the psaEl.si T.4ss-s-
 Palestine La. aet-aI1y begun the wo.k of saissl1z sidewalks Tee ss-z is sup posed to have asen suggested by the @eztAeE.
 Andrew Salceg was ealisd by teie-rzrl to the SG. Francis r.vrT botsCrs szst SG,sl- dag so see his kinssnan. Andy Moore. whO .a quite s.ek oIi his farm
 GoEdgn HaEdy of ByAzl.a, Mss vizi,sl his uncle. N-E.Dassea Go-u@l. izsi week He Ilzs lefl fgr The country, where he ex- p@c.s to farm with Dave Barns.
 Tfss Young Peoples Christian EadezEo1 held theiF se5ond msesInz sunday after no0zA The G1.eEfaBee vas g0od and ihe society Xzs well eo2dueted- e0nsideTiB. that .hs sasi-SeEs a.g noyices n work O. tazt kln1.
 The L. T. L. had . meeting Wedaes- day zflerny9 st go o'clock. The ssaeiety was entertained by voluntary coDtEibU- lions by different members. The saperin- taadeTt reported having received card from the s.zte treasurer at LiliIe Rock. ia which good wishes for ,4e society were expressed
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

L. ROLLWAGE.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

Fes4 C-.y 10 tale gssassre t-iP 10 Fo-r Sz-sth.
 Csaz1e FoEtxe l. Lsek-zad h1s fztEe--. is-r tk.-s Eexk Rk55e AGs Art1=g I0zzzzSe ts taking fr -ke Ezees z- Me-Vsls- Cssz4- !. -A~T=- gs9Ax uzEn-
 Sazaz zne Jer seY cattle zre aes,g hrgsHgAi ia A4gs. Hr WIileEs Jolly 1zz bozEh, three heal Dr. NiiIi&gzs O. B,yneS Lzs 28sO bSg1gEF FsEy G1e s-y yrS--0s1-
 Ta1 gerg ixrEs rain Is had Weda7s- 4&Y Azs sessg@1 car f@Ezll-g- PerhzFs ii l. for tAe Letter, ss eg.W8-51s are reported sy the faoZssnSs. T1@E are 6essToyinz llse stands 6. e-Kn iE ss-s part ct ta- eozz1- .v
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
Ansver this Question

Why do so many people we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miseI able by Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming Up O the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 eeats ws will sell them Shiioi's System VitaliLer guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Win tlsrop & Co: J. J. Abies. Colt
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22

q. by ts Xar-. [. FERGUSON WILKES dam b Hiawalh
 
  Bynoi,  (p} 2:2si ....n
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
Cheap Rates

April g to 2s inclusive the Little Rock & Memphis railroad will sell round trip tickets from Forrest City to Memphis at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good to return on or be fore April 30. c. L. EGGLEsroN.
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
EOr Rant.

Three large. well-fnishea rooms over II. B. Gwyn ( Co.'S store, suita- bic for physicians offices For terms, etc.. apply to J. F. Blanton or 10 TIE TIrEs office
The Forrest City times., 1892-04-22
rcFI D J- J- kF4Bs

WiaiEsrog < G. hzvs fzzs rzeEzvet tSo tons of Es@dy m5x@1 EasEts az1 Nb5se lead IE=s@ ara aszsz gsos4s zs yseE fssxssxE pglcs>-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
ANOTHER 100000 FOR CITY HALL.
Tho Grounds and Building Committee
Asks an Appropriation.

The Council Committee on Grounds and
Buildings met in the office of the CITY
Engineer Yesterday evening and opened
bids for equipping the new City Hall with
eam-heating apparatus. The papers
were referred TO the City Engineer for ex-
animation and q report as soon as he com
pletes his investigations. when q special
meeting of the committee will be held 10
award the contract. The following were
the bids presented:
Broomell, Schmidt & Co., York, Pa,
S2l $50 if Babcock h Wilcox boilers are
used S2i,550.
Crook, Homer & Co., Baltimore. $780,
S9i. "a; If Babcock Il Wilcox boilers are
used. S39, 294.s4.
William j. Baldwin. New York city,
$50, $50.
Baker, Smith 81 Co., New YORK city,
S3i,d4.
Edward p Bates, Syracuse, N. Y, ST.
1884.
Blake q Williams, New York city, $751;
$40.
The Engineering Company. New York
city. 500 $40 If Babcock d Wilcox boil
ers are used. S29 .50O-modifed plan.
Shanks X Barrett. Richmond, S29.700;
if Babcock & Wilcox boilers are used
$3.50. $50
West 4 Branch, Richmond, S37 ,270; il
Babcock IL Wilcox boilers are used, $685.
700.
On motion of Mr. Turpin, it was decided
to ask the Council for the appropriation OF
800, 900 tor the New City Hall fund.
The regular weekly bills and pay-rolls
were approved and ordered paid.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
BUSINESS IN JUDGE LAMBS COURT
Will of Mr.. McDowell-rransfer of the
Mayo-Bridge Property.

An authenticated copy OF the will of NJ.
+. Mcdowell. deceased, of Philadelphia,
the great tobacconist. vice-president OF
Blackwell's Durham Cooperative Tobacco
Company of Durham, n. c., was submitted
to probate in the Chancery Court yester-
DAY. The Virginia estate OF the deceased
is valued at about $4,000.
The will of Michael Cavanagh was adj
united TO probate III this Court yesterday
and z. IA. Donahoe qualified as executor.
A deed was filed transferring from Leigh
Il. Page and George W. Mayo, special
commissioners of this court, to the Mayo
Bridge and Land Company Mayo's Bridge.
the islands III James river. and the real es-
tate in Chesterfield county belonging 20
the estate of the late Edward G. Mayo.
This property was sold by the commission
ers some time ago to Ware b. Gay, who
subsequently, assigned his interest to the
Mayo Bridge and Land Company. The
price paid was $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

tees. magistrates. &C.. and Giles claimed
that his client was being Illegally held in
jail. The Judge did not go into the mat
ter yesterday. but postponed further in
vestigation until the 18th in order to await
the action of the Court OF Appeals on the
motion of the Attorney General tor new
hearing Of the case upon which the opin.
ION as to the right OF justices to convict
Waa bazed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
nlr. stnmnf Wln. in Pool Contest.

A pool contest of unusual interest took
place at Hungerford's place. on Broad
street. yesterday. The participants IN the
match were Sir. Anthony, Jan dndche OF
Hungerford's place. and Mr. A. E. stumpf.
A large crowd of spectators witnessed the
playing. and the interest felt was at
times intense. Each side had up $3.50, and
much money changed bands on account
of the result of the contest. Stumpf won
the first game; Anthony the second.
making rr.n of eight balls Stumpf the
third. Anthony the fourth. and .Stumpf
the next four. thereby winning the con-
20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
More Than Pleased.

RUMFoRD PosT-OFFIoE, January II. 1892.
The s. GaleSAl Optical Company, Richmond,
Va.
| am glad TO inform you that the specta-
cles which you sent me give perfect salts
faction. | am more than pleased with
them and can see To thread a needle ~
well as | did before using glasses. When
ever opportunity presents itself shall take
great pleasure IN recommending you.
Respectfully, Mas. l.. X. WARING.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Meeting ofPnradisc Lodge.

Paradise Lodge. No. 223. |. o. b. b., had
a public installation Sunday night. The
officers were indicted into their respective
positions by Grand-Deouty l.. A. Ezekiel.
Alter this Rev. T.. n. Calisch delivered a
pertinent address upon the objects of the
order, and especially upon what IL has
done in erecting and maintaining the Or
phans' Home at Atlanta, Ga. In closing
he made strong appeal that something
sian refugees.
Mr. j. A. Hirshberg, of Petersburg. a
member of the lodge, also made few re-
marks.
Three applications for memb ership were
the fruit of the evenings WORK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Not In Favor OF u Three Weeks EXPOSE

The Citizens Committee, appointed
under resolution of the Executive Com
mittee of the Virginia Agricultural aud
Mechanical Society. to canvass Tor a
guarantee fund of $4,000 for q three
weeks Exposition next tall held a meeting
last night at Murphy's Hotel. After hear,
ing reports the following resoiuti on was
adopted and the committee adjourned:
hesotued. That after partial canvass of
the city for the $i0, 900 guarantee fund for
three weeks Exposition the committee
appointed for that purpose find that there
is considerable opposition TO three
weeks Exposition and deem il advisable
to discontinue the canvass for an EXPOSE
tion tor that length of time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
ALARGE PERCENTAGE.
Richmond Children Go to school Through
Rain and lions.


The regular monthly meeting of the City
School Board was held ut the High-School
building yesterday afternoon at O'clock.
Present: Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson (chair-
maui, Hon. William Lovenstein, Hon. j.
Taylor Stratton. Il. ID. Starke, L. Wiley Da-
Wis, Hon. J. U. Dickerson. X. Edgar Shine,
superintendent William T. Fox. Charles r.
Rady (clerk and supervisory. Colonel A.
l.. Phillips was reported sick and Major
Capers unayoidably detained.
The Superintendent's monthly report
for January showed the following figures:
Total enrolment. 0.9i9:. monthly enroll
ment, s,s24; average daily attendance,
s,l57; percentage Of attendance, OIL. In
clement weather aud sickness had inter-
fered seriously with tho attendance. The
superintendent stated that the intermsdi-
ate examinations will begin In tho Rich
mond High School and Colored Normal
School on Thursday. February 4th. aud in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Date of sfr. Royals Lecture.

The subcommittee appointed by tho
Executive Committee of the Private Sol
diers' and Sailors Monument Association
TO arrange tor the lecture to be given by
Mr.. William l.. Royal for the benefit of
the Libby-Hill monument. have engaged
the Richmond Theatre for the evening OF
March 22d. The entertainment will I'M
questionably draw large audience and
greatly swell the fund being collected for
this worthy object.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
THE RICHMOND DIsPATUH-TUEsDAY, JANUARY 26 1853.


9Th.
A communication was received from the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. OF
this city. requesting the privilege OF oner-
ing gold medal to the scholar OF tha
Richmond High School who will write the
best essay on THE Effects Of Alcohol on
the Human SYSTEM to be presented az the
time OF tho closing exercises OF the hlgn
School in {pue next The board granted
the petitioh.
plying the public schools with coal for
the remainder OF the session to Messrs.
Crnmp K West.
After transaction of regular routine
business the board adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
De,ccstes from the ,fcGin Union.

Alta well-attended meeting OF the Nc
Gill Union last evening the following gen.
tlemen were appointed as delegates TO the
convention 10 be held at Cathedral Hall
Wednesday, January 18th, 20 make ar
Iangements for the Sc: Patrick's day cele-
bration: William Datfron. Joseph MELON
aid, William J. Quigley. John X. higgins.
A. + Cayanaugh. Thomas ntuldowney, A.
V. Shea, W. I. Ryan, DR.. d. j. Coleman
and < A. Kelley
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Irsa Rear IithIa Water. and accent n

Use Bear Lithia Water, and accept no
other. Leading physicians say 1t is the
only water yet discovered that positively
cures Urlc-Acid Diathesis.
Dr. Lewis A. Sayre, ass Fifth avenue,
New York, says: have used the Bear
Lithia Water with great benefit to myself
and improve daily FROM its use. use 1t
largely IN my practice. and with great sue
cess.
DR.. James II. Turner. of Virginia. says
that he has dissolved in Bear Lithia Water
q calculus Of the size Of snap-bean of the
uric-aeid variety without changing or
adding fresh water.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Good Cooking

10 one Of the chief blessings Of every home.
TO always insure good custards. buildings.
Brand Condemned Milk. Directions on the
label. sold by your grocer and dsusaist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Mr. Connie Myers Ia Open the Broad
~traAf nngra tf,,,s.

The Broad-Street Opera-House will in all
probability be opened as a frst-class
theatre 10y the 1st of March. 1t will be
managed by Mr.. Connie Myers, formerly
of the firm of Berger. Leath 4 Myers Mr..
Myers says he intends running 1t as a
family resort for ladies and children. Some
of the best attractions will appear for
prices ranging from ten to thirty cents.
The idea is to make it house of strictly
legitimate amusement at low prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

The writ OF haoeas corpus sued ont by
Giles Ii. Jackson last week IN the case Of
Thomas Butler was returnable yesterday
before Judge Witt. OF the Hustings Court.
Butler was convicted in the Police Court
Just after the rendering Of the recent de-
cision in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
with reference 10 the powers Of police JUS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

sfs~All Heavy Weight Overcoats that
were $50 are now S25.
ssS-All Heavyweight Oyercoats that
were S25 are now $40.
seD"All Heavyweight Overcoats that
were $50 are now 80.
B<s- All Suits that were $50 are now
S25.
Bia3"All Suits that we're S25 are now
$50.
snJ-All Suits that were 900 are now
SIS.
Et9y- Every department in the store is
brimful OF BONA-FIDE REDUC-
TIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
A Piano Free.

II won't cost you cent. only pay Hume,
Minor IL Co., Ninth street, what you owe
them or buv something from them and tor
every S. paid them on account you get a
chance TO draw the beautiful Upright
Piano they will give away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
Fichtiu Clay Ward.

Five men-four of them white and one
colored-were arrested IN the Third police
district last night charged with beating a
white man named James Ryan. The fight
took place near the corner Of Linden and
Cary streets and created much excitement
in that locality. The accused will be be-
fore the Police Court this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26
CAUSE OF rHY TRAGEDY.
THE rRAarpY ITSELF.
CnnstnhI. I,rnthers

have reduced all their Winter Underwear
for men to cost. and they have many odds
and ends for less thaa cost. A small lot OF
Wool Shirts that were sold for $3.50 you
can buy now for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

No SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
Colds or any trouble Of the Throat, than
Browns BRoScHIAL TRoCHEs." Price % cents.
Sold only IN b0res
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-26

For Coughs and ThIoat troubles use BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TROcHEs. They stop en- attack OF
my asthma cough very prompty.r-C zach
Miamiriile, q.