davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-25

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(nacb faum Recommendations 8eitonOe)
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Nltc3cben unb ben 8plen LANCE Sabre btns
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mantle Geoe 9e9en bieS timmrecbtS= % Drlage,
in tpelber CT Die 8efiir9tung ausipra6, oaB
Der gepla1ten 9lusSebnung bes Stimmre3E
teS auf getpiiie SolfSflaiien, benen 5ur Belt
nob ieOe birefte Experimentation i'm 9eieB7
g~ebenben &0rper Set Dlterreic6ii6en Mo9
narbie Deria9t lit, bic Ginfiibrun9 bes all
9emeinen unb unbeibrdnften SttmmrebteS
auf Dem SuBe folgen, un6 bamit Bic St7
6erbeit Der &rone ernftlib gefGbrbet perbe.
@raf 6obentpart ipielte iib in ieiner Geoe
oIS Gerfe6ter Ser Sntereiien bes Wtttel7
itanoes auf, Der ieiner Nnitcbt mad, tpcnn
man bas Stimmrecbt ertpeitere, ober gar
feline 8ei9rGntungen ntebr nit oemlelben
pert1lipfe, btnnen tur5em BON ber So3ldl7
bemotratie D0Qig oil 6te Wan6 9ebrii6t
tper6en miiroe.
Sn Wabrbett nun lit es 6em Grafen
6obenipart aucD ntcbt i'm @ntfernteiten UNI
Die 8e16iibrng Ser Sntereiien beS Wtittels
itanbes, ion6ern nur Inn bie ieineS et9enen
Stanbes gu tbun. W1an fennt Bic politi@
ibe 8er9an9enbeit bieies 6o6ariitofraten
81 genau, nm ieinen be5ii9libet 8erltc6ez
rltngen audi nur BEN minoe1ten @lauben
bet5umelfen. ST, Der itarre @eener Der
io9enannten vunteren StGn6e" tnb bod
mtt6tge 8era3ter, 9tbt ii9 ielbftDeritdno7
ll6 MIR ben Nnlbetn, aLS Db tbnt Die Wabz
rung Der 9tedbte beS 8nlfeS am 0er5en
tiege. St iucbt 6amtt etnen Druid ouf
Oellen Gertreter i'm Getc58ratD %alls3uiben
unb ite GUT 8ertperfung bet Sttmmrec6tS@
portage sit beranlaiien, mas Der 6oc6obet
unb bee @roB9runbbeitb auf eigene SauIt
nt3t beDerfitelltgen fOnnen. 0tr glauben
aber nicbt, baB it9 bic Qt6geOrOneten aug
benz 8Irgeriton6e ba3u berbetlaHen tperz
BEN, fir bic 2[riftotraten Sic &aftanien aus
Dem 6euer Su 6olen. @5 BRIGHT bob audb
olnla1ig i'm Oterreibtiden MitteGltanbe,
oer bcfanntli9 nit tpentgen NuSnabmen
lebr fOnierbatioen o6er altbdterli3en gnz
iibten bhl6igt, ftb Sic Q(nfibt 8abn, baB
aucb IN Seiterretcb benz 3eitgetite en6Gtb
mebr Gebnung ~getra8en tperben mi&ne.
gSas Die &e9ierun9 Dem 8olfe in 8c3ug
auf Bic @rpeiterun9 beS Sttmmrec6teS bic
tet, tit ia pabrlib pentg genug; aber bob
TT &c in1n1erbin ais Elm 9nfang 3ur Ser
mcbrung ber Tedbte beS Bottles nit Treuz
BEN gu be8riiBen. @raf 6obentpart unb
feline oriitofratii6e @efOlgi6aft perOen ME
un6 nimmer Ste frei6eitIicben Jfe9un9en,
Die bem altersgrauen 0iterrei9ii9en Staatse
forper nelteS frtibes 2eben einsubaucben
peripre6ett, u1tter6ritden f0nnen. Die
| 3eiten, mo Sic Qtriitofratie Ben g8tlen bes
GoLfes gu Dereiteln oermocbte, fin6 @ott iei
9anf boriiber!
, 1893-10-25
Gin hummer SpdE.

8m. Mc@uire, eugene Scott unb S. q.
WtnQt9an poIten itb Deute friiD UNI baIb
bret ubr in iiberic6dumenber Q~ltitisfeit ben
Spas macben, Die 3eiger bcr 9roBen ubr
an Der @de Der sc. @larf@ un6 Wfi6igan>
itraBe 3t ueriteIen. @tner bon ibnen flets
terte gu benz s3tfferbLatt ber ubr binauf,
beim SteQen Der lt6r bra4 aber ein 3eiger
ab. gatrolmann &ebbD berbaftete Bic brei
8uri6en, bic beute Gormtttag bon &idDter
&eriten tpegen unorbentli6en 8etragenS
I'M ie So geitraft mur0en.
, 1893-10-25
Derboftete Ginbreber.

Sre6. 8aIfer un6 @eorse cunningham
itben in Der 9eSplainesitraBen Station
inter BET Nntlo9e beS Girbrucbs. Sic
purben 9eitern bon Ben 9oIi;iiten Sogau
unb Wtorgan perbaftet, ais ite in einem
Y~fdnb9cicbGft an Ser @. 6alitebftraBe einen
Soften &lciberpaaren perftlbern pOaten.
Die &Ieioer tpurcn aus Samuel Marco's
@ei3dft, SEQ. 46 SO, WfabiiOnitraBe am
Sonntog Nbenb mittelit GinbrucbS geitobs
len mOrben. 0ttcbter 9ople pericbOb bas
GerbOr Der beiben &erle beute 8ormittag
auf mor9en.
, 1893-10-25

- Sn etnem SEEM gorfer 6oteI 1T 6ieiet
Sage Elm 8aron Ialfen6auien a6geitteger,
Sin engltibeS 8latt meint basu, Der 8a=
rOn tpdre fir bic Silber6ol6e inn Senat
eine tpertbOoue 9(cqutittion getpeien. @enn
Oer 8aron SIT Der auBerit 3abIrei9en &laiie
Der vS6iffbriibtgen" 9eb0rt, 10 miro ct am
8eiten tbun, tpenn ct iib 10 raib ais m0gz
li9 1aturaliiiren IdBt un6 fletBtg @ngIiid
itnbirt = mOglicber @etie fam er 19on
etnige 8rofcn boOon = unb it9 auf ben
uitelenweiie" gang etntrdgIiden 8erui
zines vStumprebnerS" porbereitet. Sein
9tame ALIEN i6on nir6 i6m mafen6afte
engagements iicbern.
, 1893-10-25

Die fir cine 6ausfrau einfabite un6
btutgite Nrt, Elm 0tenitmd6den gu befomz
men, lit, cine 8erlan9tz9ln5eig an bas
&ben6blatt Der SutnotS Staats3eitun9 einz
sui9tden. 9reis l Sent 6as @ort.
, 1893-10-25

= &td6ter McGonneG CAB beute Weor9erl
Ma6lan sc. @rable, bem SecretGr Der
0aupbtn 8arf 9oteL 60" Sic %GrlaubniB,
ben 9lngeitcqten bic ibulbisen 0ebGIter
aus8ablen uno allies peri0nlicbe @igentbum
Der @eieui6aft berfaufen Al oirfen.
, 1893-10-25

Ser papitIi6e Qblc9at, Satout, pir6
alto ieBt in Der 8un~besbauptita6t g8ai6z
tn9tOn baIO our Gube fommen, benin
geitern lit benz 2e9at Bic gum @e1anbtz
i6afts6otel oltscrleiene, ebet1ali9e @obnung
oes beritorbenen Stephen 81. Douglas at
etgen I%bertra9en porben. Ser 2egat bat
$4,000 Dollars bafilr geeeben. gtab 6en1
v%fletnen Gieien" bate in bent 6auie BET
far3It3 Deretpigte Sberbunbesrtcbter 8rabz
le0 gemobnt. Da Maibington Ser SiB Der
fat9olti9en l1niperiitdt lit, auh Ser Sib
Der fot6oliiben SnOtanermtfion ltb 6az
ielb1t %beftnoet, 10 EaBt ft3 Ser 8unicb
oes Gc9oten, bort feline blei6en6e St6tte
auf5uiblagen ,ertIdren. Nber @aibington lit
du9 fitr ben pdpitllcben 8ertreter neutrales
9ebtct, benin eS giebt bort fetnen @r3bii4of
ODER Gtibof, Der itb burcb Bic Nntpeienbeit
etlteS Gorgelebten been9t fiiblen f0nnte,
uno oann lit ia @albington audi Der SIP
Der 2anoeSgeiebgebung un6 Ser polsiez
benben @emalt, un6 bleibt man nit ser
&egterung itets in SIbLung.
, 1893-10-25

Wit Der berGnberteu politiiden Sa6z
lage in @al6ington bat fic6 aub in
Ttnan3z unb @ei6dftSfreiien beretts cine
merfpiirot9e Ban0Iung boQ3ogen. Sea-
ttrltch bat it3 am raibeIten Die SpefuGaz
ttpn oes neuen 6offnun9sitrables bemG67
tt9t, aber aucb bas reeQe 0eibdft Iebt icbon
BET bet bloBen W0gItbteit elmer baL6igen
@ntl6etorng 3u 0uniten 6eS 0iberrufS
oes Sbcrmalt9eiebes pte6er ouf un6 es be-
bart nur nocb ber pirflicben gntibetoung,
I'M bos Sertraueu DoQitGnbig tpieoer6er3uz
lteuen. IS teblt BEN 8anfen ia niGbt an
0elo, aber eS feblt an. Gertrauen, basIelbe
auf lan9ere 3ett aus Sen Stngern gu IaIen.
90 ltno benin bis ieBt nur 9arleben auf
unbeittn1mte s3ett 9egen biutgen Sins qes
1nabt t%porDe1t, aber 9eitern bat man in
gteip yort @elb ouf feite s3eit Su 5 b. s.
baben fOnnen unb bo8 benefit, tpie bereitS
bte blOBe WlO9lidfeit elmer ~9lbfbaffung Der
StlbcrfGufe baS 8ertrauer mie6er feiti9t.
Die 8a1ftruben in Stem Nort ur6 aQer>
mdrtS itroben bon @elb, uno IS be6arf nur
oeS erlDienben Wortes, UNI, tpie Der 8anfz
Comptroller @6els nGmlicb geiqgt bat,
@elb 10 btat9 gu maben, ,nte Oref."
Nbonntrt auf oas Mbe16bIatt Ser SQinots
Staatsz 3ettun9. Prets1 Sent per Summer,
~ IL nN1fS 49, ~
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@cr auf 6as Qben6blatt Ser Sainois
Staats3eitung gu abonniren tpiinibt, ibtfe
uns cine goitfarte nit ietner 2(0reiie.
8rets 6 Gents per @ocbe.
, 1893-10-25

= SIN 5ifrOn County, Snbtana, 9tbt
eS etnen S9ullebrer NamenS Sralber.
Ser Mann lit bOrten unspeifeGbaft an
ri9tigen 8Labe.
, 1893-10-25

Abonntrt auf 6as NbenOblatt Der S4tnots
Staats5 3ettung. 9rets l Sent.
, 1893-10-25

Nbonntrt auf bas Nben6bIatt Ser Suinots
Stats 3ettung. Briefs l Sent per Nummer,
. @elts per @o9e. ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
A Nice Compliment.

On Thursday evening. the 9th instant.
Mr.. John A. Moore gave an entertainment
at his fathers residence. west Main
street. to Misses Hattie and Emma Free
man, Of Providence, r. ]. The occasion
was much enjoyed by many friends OF
Mr.. Moore and the young ladies. The
feature Of the evening was the music
furnished as a compliment TO Mr.. Moore
by the Richmond Banjo. Guitar and Man
doln Club. under the dictatorship of
Professor w. u. Dabney. assisted by
r. Emmett Harris. the violinist. This
club consists Of twenty members. repre-
sentng the best talent Of colored musi-
clans in the city. and their excellent per
Torrance reflected great credit on the
training Of Professor Dabney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

MI. ,radod school is in a hourishing
Highland Park has one church ana a
dozen.dwellings. ,-,.,..o. triords
in Norfolk. ,,,-. ,.,.o hoen
visiting friends in the country
Remember the Debating Scclcty' 1ntIS-
dav nights. at Brookland Hal.
EIr Willie Crist Of Baltimore IS stop
,,,e, with Mr.. Henry Stockmar.
Nfre w. O. Shelburne VIII leave derlhs
the week for a protracted stay IL the
There are a number CT a2plica csns 10
rent houses on Barton heigh's ''r 'he
Miss Miss Nettie Mitchell 9pent several DAYS
a,-rine, me week with .he family or Mr.
The vind-storm last week dfi corsid-
arable damage TO one Of the porches Oh the
baptist church. -. 49, ,,,,t,lieb- -
ing and advertising business On LIS o""
account May lst oaa,-
NJ II lee Lorraine is having an addl-
ton put 10 his Dwelling an" O''''
movements made .-,,.. l.,
Mr. George p. Collyer is travelling IN
Southwest Virginia for the Mccormick
The fare on the electric cars from Ear,
TON Heights 10 any part Of Richmond
will be only five cents. ,-,.,.,.
Miss Cecil Nosby, who mas been Nls''lng
Mrs. r. A. Lamb. has returned 10 he'
home in Brooklyn, y. y. -,.-,..
,rhe maarlal for the Barton Heights
,,re Is now being secured and within
. few DAYS the work viii be started ana
pushed 20 completion and cars VIII De
running before the summer.
Mrs. Monett is much better. -
Mrs. George A. Minor, who mas beeh
sick during the week, is ont again
The Methodist fair will he heIl III nc
1y-igyyaro NEXT Thursday and Friday, May
an and 9Th. and, of course, oveiybedy
will be there .,
The Pleasure Club will give no more
dances this season, bit the young people
can have dance whenever they ieei as
posed TO get up one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
rHE TIMES RICHMOND VA. SUNDAY APRIL 80 1893.

tinel. w W. Craig: Organst. Mrs. w.
l.. Constable; Chorister, T. II. Smith.
The above officers will be installed next
Thursday night.
A special sermon will be preached ID
the members Of Star Of Hope Lodge. Good
Templars, at Fifth-street church, this
afternoon at o'clock. b. Rev. Mcdaniel
Rucker.
Mr.. James Blankingship. the artist. Will
deliver n lecture at an early date In
Leader Hall. and the discourse will be
illustrated by stereopticon Views OF
scenes at the Worlds Fair. Mr.. Banking
ship made the head for one of the inn
mense statues at the Worlds Fair. This
piece measured fifteen feet from the chin
to the top OF the head. The artist was
a former resident OF Manchester, and this
fact will create a special interest In his
illustrated lecture.
The whereabouts OF II. c. Moffett. who
recently disappeared from this city with
funds to the amount OF about 500, be-
longing TO the Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia. are still unknown TO the
parties who would like TO renew the mans
acquaintance.
There was some opposition on the part
Of the members Of the Fifth-street Netto-
dist church Friday night TO the application
for a liquor license made by f. w. Mox-
ley. whose bar is at the corner of Fourth
and Hull streets. The excise board. after
consideration, however. decided to grant
the license.
The Evening Leader came out in a
brand new full dress costume yesterday
afternoon. The new dress is quite an
Improvement. and the paper made a
highly creditable appearance. which was
only exceeded by the genial smile Of its
popular editor.
The Henrico Sanitary Company. which
has large factory here for the manufac-
ture Of fertilizer has undertaken 70 give
Swansboro a thorough sanitary system.
The Manchester office has been noti-
fed by the Postmaster-G General that a
postofice will be established at the
Worlds Fair. Chicago, TO be called the
Worlds Fair station.
Mrs. Elizab beth Godsey. widow of r. G.
Godsey. died in Powhatan county. Friday,
IN the eighty-hfth year OF her age. She
was the mother Of Mrs. J. p. .Justis. r.
IT. and J. NJ, Godsey and of Mrs. Helen
| Garthright
Rev. F.. r. Dadmun Will preach both
morning and night at West End church
| tomorrow. The hour Of service at night
| has been changed 10 o'clock. in order
| 10 give the Christian Endeavor Society
! which meets at o'clock. more time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
His Honor Was in "a Glorious state OF
HiIarity at the Temple.

7
An ideal spring day, when the oirus
nlted among the fresh. green sLrigS Of
tae tree loughs. and Old Sol came our
with all tAe splcndor Of an approaching
Nay mouirg was quite an indueeinept
70 bring Jc The Temple Of Justice announcer
larr. audience 10 view with rapt ai'eh-
ton fhe facial expressions OF thoss VINO
had fallen By the ways!de, when tis
Honor. who Is no respecter OF persons,
tackled on the fines and other penalties
with his usual naiyete.
Al gcD O'Clock quite a large crowd
poured in the main entrance, and ere the
procee iiuss were half over the room
bpre close resemblance 20 the bls
ermory ha! the night before, when
navigation was attended by that degree
OF difficulty Characteristic OF a sunocat-
Ing swarm ciamoring for space In which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Don't overlook the finest suburbs OF
Richmond Take new electric line
corner OF p and Twenty-sixth streets
and secure a home on monthly install
ments. -Four more new houses nearly
ready. Healthiest village near Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
Three Big Failures In Virginia

Richmond, Manchester and norfolk
merchants who failed TO buy wines ana
Iouors from the j. b. Brown CO., OF
baltimore. have made great fallure'
! can prove every word in this advertise
ment by my samples.
~ Won have lost money by selling no"
i~ The time TO save by buying.
Yours truly,
r. NJ. TWISDALE. Richmond. va.
For the j. b. Brown Co.. or Baiuih"Io
Md
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
BELOW Is THE SCORE
or THOSE IN THE RACE FOR THE
FREE TRIPS TO CHICAGO.
only Two weeks More Before the Contest
isDecidcd. and Three Happy Teachers
win he Ready to Go.

The time draws near when the great
contest for the Times liberal Worlds
Hair offer comes to a close. and the race
between several CT the candidates is
growing interesting to the old tolks and
hielly exciting to hundred OF school
children, who arc anxious TO see their
favor.tc teachers off for the Western
metropolis.
only two weeks from to-day. and the
comics, Will be decided. Three teachers
from Richmond and Manchester will
taeA have a free return ticket and the
s..e little sum OF fifty dollars each, with
.n..a 90 amble through the great struct-
.rrs at the World s Fair. and view won
6,rs from the four quarters OF he globe.
Ii will be seen by the score that Miss
Iraa Gibson sim maintains her place
IN the lead among the contestants west
of Ninth street 10y more than 1000 votes,
while Madame Teusler comes second. and
AIR. John Ii. Powell third. In the district
cast ~ Ninth street the race is close
ono between Miss Alice Budd and MIR.
George Il. Pace. the former being some
81 votes ahead. while Miss Juliet Snod-
srass stands third. MIR. a. II. Fitzgerald
leads the race IN Manchester by nearly
a. votes. with Miss Annie Friend second,
s-t Miss Minnie Walden third.
Yf.1W is the score.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
ANOTHER BARGAIN.

A fortunate purchase places US 10 pos
session of go pieces OF the hhestuihe.
ham made, goods that we always si, lot Ss' ON an
o,,r ,', counter this week at the remarkably
low price ot 25c. \ ARD.
In addition to the above we offer all our
reonIar stock of soc. Ginghams at the
same price 25c. YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
OUR NEW
PARIMENI.

C,r Nav Depa tment for Drapery. Floor
Co os and Window Shad Is grow
~, ranidly. when you want Carpets,
M.ttines, On-Cloth. Dnoleum' ace
Crrtains or Drapery Of any kini-Win-
a. Shades. etc. il will pay you TO
e est our prices before buying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Be satisfied with only the best Refrige-
rator. The Perfect Keeper sold and
recommended by.
SYDNOR & HUNDLEY,
Leaders In Furniture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Don't overlook the finest suburb OF
richmond Take new electric line corner
of and Twenty-sixth street TO high-
land Springs. and secure nome on
n,onthlv instalments. Four more hew
houses nearly ready. Healthiest village
near Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

~ Won want to save money do not ran
% go 10 Fourqurean. Price e. Co.'S Tor
your spring supply Of Shirts and under-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
A GINGHAM SALE.

We place on our counters tn's weeA ior
special sale the finest and pest iot St
mond consisting of Plsids. Stripes and
Checks in pink. blue, lilac. tau. green.
helotrope. navy. etc. r,
The yariety of patterns is large. They
are tbe greatest value ever shown in this
city' They are all 80 inches wide
which. with the present style OF Dress
cuts to advantage.
Ne have marked the entire lot at the re-
msrkabie low price Of 1850. per yard
II Won want the best bargain IN cling
hams YOU ever saw. come cary. COR you
neyer will have the opportunity again 70
se' l61sc. YARD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Cough no more. but take DR.. Davids
Cough Syrup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Laundered Shirts at 75c.. 81, SIS ana
81 so az FOURQUREAN. PRICE q CO D
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
Sick Headacne

| Cured with DR.. Dayid's Liver Pills. Sold
| everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
$4,000
For $6.75.

One White Merino Embroidered u I,
banr.;f rl FOR an evening costume This
t.nlG a. 90. % per suit but became
slightly sol ell from hanlling and Is
o1ered at 1918.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
+ OurQurean,
Price and Co.
Fourth, and Broad streets.
AS a stimulous to trade offer this week
a Special Reduction Sale!!

of NEW SPRING GOODS prices far below their actual value
Among the lot you will find some extraordinary bargains III VIZ
cho of his goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
BLACK
GRENADINES.

Every fashion journal speaks OF the sx-
traordinary demand this season LOT
Grenadines That they are 70 De u1-
usually pouulor is already assured.
Probably no finer line or so good quality
for low price was ever shown in this
city as we are now showing in plain and
figured at 75c., 81. s1.5O, 81. s2.2o and
$3.50 per yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30
$4,000
For $500.

One Suit in Gray Tamise c O. b. with
United figures. II Oil rose and blue.
FORMER price S33. per SUIT: 40,
REDUCED to s9.oS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

Increase this week. .'.''1o'. 80
Increase THIS week over last week SVos
Har3rteI last week for West-End .oo'Saf
Increase this week over last week III 49,.
F4fll s- fss
PeDo~fe1 last week for East-End ..l5'v55
laereas. THIS week over last week III 49,.
Iast-End .................-....''. $500 80 -
Reported last week FOR Manchester -Io'o'0
rease this week over last week IN -
Manchester ...'''''''' @''''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-30

1ss Six Fine Scotch Cheviot Suit Patterns
in neat checks. Former price, $3.50
per suit. ChJ4CL lot SIL-''
About 50 Suit Patterns in al wool and
six and WOO. consisting OF our entire
stock o. choicest Spring Patterns, IA
imported sod domestc goois. A.
offered without reserve at 10 PER
CENT. from former prices,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-09

j, j. Pooler of Portland, has been in
town foi Il few days.
George Cushing made II business trip
to Portland to-day.
Cairns, Goodrich u Bartlett have
beech, birch aud maple wood ready for
stove at $500 per cord.
Several of our citizens left for Angus
ia, this morning. as witnesses in the
Stackpolc-Perkins case on trial in court
there.
Miss Mary Morgan and her sister,
Miss Hattie Maddox. both of Damaris-
Gotta Mill, are visiting their niece,
Mrs. Ella Nelson, North street.
Invitations are soon to be issued for a
complimentary hop at Hotel lleselton,
rendered by Jas. Is. Dinsmore of Water
vile to his Skowhcgan friends.
There is considerable interest mani
Tested in town in the scheme to connect
skowhegan with the proposed Burnhan
-Wi>casset road as suggested in the Ri
PORTER last week. The matter is
worthy the candid consideration of our
people and we hope they will give it
this.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-11-09
Cold Weather Necessities.

As winter slowly but surely crceps
down from the Arctic ocean where he
has been spending his summer vacation,
and as we feel the penetrating influence
of his presence. our thoughts naturally
turn to the necessities of life which we
must purchase, and the fuel question
stands out prominently.
Now, to get down to prices which
VIII SUIT the times. we propro>e to sell
hard stove wood at Sl.5O per cord de.
lvcred at the house. This is rcduc-
tion of fifty cents, bur we should like to
clear up our wood yard a. soou As posi-
BILE.
CAIRNS, GOODRICH a BARTLETT.
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. care
ully prepared from the best ingredients. 25c.
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+ Barllett's yarn at .Iudkin>.
fstn> in underwear at Ordway',.
genuine IIartland shawls 1T ord
fNIns is selling his mems 81 Camcl's
.1terwear for - cts,
On rs for shingles if you want to
money. Cairns. Goopmcu y
ffrr,
An' says he is Offering some I'M
@ehable bargains in cloaks and
4nd >hawls and he is selling many.
hsClase calls attention to ms fine
carriage robes of all kinds, and
Blankets of every description he
sale At his stables. He guaran-
sell a better article for less mon
~ can be secured elsewhere in
At the same time he means to
y his reputation for selling more
'%s than any other dealer in this
y Give him a call.
l.. W. CHASE,
Heselton House Stables.
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Rural SchOnlS.

The Winter Term of the Rural schools
will begin Monday. November 2ath. cX-
cept in District Number II. North and
District Number }, South. These
schools will begin week later. Monday
November 9th. The school in District
Number ., North will be discontinued
for the coming term.
The Teachers are a assigned II, fol
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Job Printing.

rob Printing Establishment connected
lne t SOMERSET RERoRTER is prepared to
ID ln pia.ses of work, the richest aswell as the
} III aVn,nnon Jobs. Competent and expert
vi 'V mor kmen are employed and a large
pifd " naper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ps nd bnsiness cards in great variety.
~ of If dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
aeIrs,;nted in great variety of styles on short
e. commercial printing specially.
fq ~. nv mail will receive careful attention
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w. II. W|LDES

The Silver Bill has been repealed, Cold
Weather has come and we expect
Business to Boom.
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.rw ADVERTISEMENTS.

DIV X. Gage.
s's.ss-R 7. Patten.
ss,aspoine- + Dyer.
SSPPs,nus-~W.P Qrdway
XII IN for sale-U; l.. Foss.
lon iiVce shop-P. {. Jewett
Iafao ITnning-G. Il. Cheney.
RsnlUnbouses-F. G.. Danforth.
Green Very Evening-C. \ Ross.
Qpen. ,.f l., a. q. Ass'n.-Ch Ia. X. Written.
on l.n. lrnon-G Cairns. Goodrich X Bartlett