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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
ARE THE PEERS MAD7
That 10 tho Question Now Being Asked In
Brit u.

Brif q u.
Copyright, 1894. by the United Press.)
LONDON. February AIN dealing with
the parish councils bill. the House Of
Lords have destroyed In two nights the
constructive laLors Of the House OF Com
mons In forty sittings. The measure Is
now so mangled that 1t is impossible for
the government TO accept 1t. Nor Is there
eny hope of a compromise, unless the Tory
peers abandon their leading amsndments-
q course which would brand them with
greater imbecility and vaciliation than
they have yet shown.
Lord Salisbury has been described a. q
iath painted so ss to look like iron, but
he would show himself to be a mere reed
II he should bow TO the government, who
win not acceds 10 any one OF the principal
Conservative amendments.
The crucial character OF the changes IN
the Tory bill Ii evident At the hrst glance,
Que pay pssvkleA \ va lIlfsa e -
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White Bone.Handle Knives amp
Forks, 81 dozen, from SI.oS.
33 per cent. on Clocks.
LACE CURTAINS--Just a few
lines remain to tell the story OF the
story Of the greatest Curtain Sale
ever taken place here. Almost
your own price on what's lett.
80 Lace Curtains for 81
50 Lace Curtains for N.9O.
s. Lace Curtains for 2.io.
81 and 50 Lace Curtains for ~
3d. $40. and 81 Curtains FOR NIvo'
CLOAKS AND WRAPS--ANY
CLOAK OR WRAP IN OUR
HOUSE THAT WAS FROM $40
to SIS will be S..
ANY CLOAK THAT WAS
FROM SIS TO $50 will be $40.
Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, and
OH.ClothS are to be disposed OF.
Wool-Mlxed Ingram Carpet. 25c:
Ingrain CARPET Atwood flling. sec.
All-Nool Agra Carpets, &c bEusSs
effects.
3-Ply Carpets. Csc.
Tapestry Carpets from 30 TO e5c.
Body Brussels from 10 10 tsc. a..
Mo1uette Carpets from 81 l-2c. 10 sl.l5.
Sealnk hess MattIngS for 100 Slightly
soiled.
go Seamless Mating for I5c.
35c. CottonWarp Mating. 200.
J0c Cotton-Warp Mating, &C.
Large MOquette Rugs, s..
Large Smyrna Rugs. $50.
Oucloth Washstand Mats. 27xls. &c. each.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT will
supply you at half usual prices on
stock during this sale.
COTTON FABRICS.
Cotton Newness and Cotton
Goodness of every sort lock arms
with this occasion. If you are ac-
ouainted with the new cotton prices
by recent contact you will meet
greater surprise even by these lots
that are the greatest trade stlmu-
liant ever sold by the house.
$500 yards newest fun yard-wide French
Percales. The best OF this season
l2l-2c. ones for lie. a yard
1.632 yards best Of this seasons Zephyr
Ginghams. S l-Sc. yard.
$500 yards Irish Lawns for Shirt
Waists. Chlldren's Wear Wrappers.
etc. IS to q inches wide, for &c.
800 yards satteens in the various new
spring designs for Dresses. Shirt
Waists, etc. Usual Ice. quality for
liOO yards Best Merrimsc Prints IN all
the newest designs and patterns made
for &c. a yard.
sl-nch Best Feather l6 2-Sc. Tick for
loo. n yard.
% pieces Utica Sheeting FOR Csc. yard.
4j-inch Bieached Pillow-Case Cottohs
Size.
The Worlds Best Corsets,
whether made in America or across
the ocean, are at all times ready for
YOU. We follow and court every
improvement. There is always a
certainty as TO the corset you want
and ought to wear when you get it
here.
Special marked prices
p Gray or white p. d. s. Corsets.
sizes is TO 20. for 50 each;
II A. e. s. Automatic Lacing $50 Cor
sets for 75c.
1876 Gray Coutille Corsets. The best OF
all SOC. Corsets. for &c.
French Coutile IS OF them, sizes 10 70
90. white and drab double side steel.
shook, double clasp, double Spanish
STAYS. silk Hamburg edge. FOR s0c.
each.
sizes 81 10 %. 5Oc Waist for &c.
Another for Misses. The "Josey" Toe.
Waist for 35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
The ETRuRlA TOSSED ABOUT.
Sea Too High for the Transfer Of Pas
sengers nj Ouesnst0wn.

QUEENSTOWN. February s.-rhe Gu
nard line steamer Btruria. Captain WAL
her. which arrived here early this morn
mig from New York, reports that she
Rad q rough passage. The sea was rum
nina 30 high on Roche's Point. where the
steumers stop 10 transfer passengers ana
mails for Ireland. that the tsnasrs could
rot approach the Etruria- She, therefore,
nroceeded for Liverpool without landing
pssssrGsrs - nAilA .....-.--v-s-4s
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.cu..,. a, Gotham., Hotels.
Heh,kah p,tcrkiu Memorial.

NEW YORK. February s.-tspecial ,
J. r. Chase. Grand Union; III. I'll. Max
we'll. Sinclair
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DIRECTORS

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n al. sabscribe to oar Class &c" psid-up
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Low rates TO borrower.
Loans upon good security can b obtained On
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First-rIsss orgsuissrs sn1 agents wanted.
For information see prospsesss tuss out q
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

The third annual mefxng Of the ne.
bekah Peterkin Memorial Association VIII
DE held at the Young Mems Christian
Association on Tuesday at II O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

II. tl.29. and sl.s.
d 81, 70 DO sold NJ AS.
lot zoe. French Novels. b. suol vrt,r.,
10 sage and others, 80.
Remusnts housekeepers' Flannel, 70 %
yards, iltc. yard.
All-Wool 3S-luch Henrietta. IN blA.k. garnet.
cardinal, golden-brown. navy blue. grnen. ..s.
brown. old-rosc, and heli1trpe, 3,l, yarl.
Back Nun's'Veing fos Neils, tho sic, quality
OF 50c.
French Flapneeue, tho Iehc slAly -.
Peau ae Solo Figured silks chansestl,, IN,
81. 80 quality 0Sc yard
Fayeita, the new dress material six ant
wool. 81 yard-the prlco elseWnof, sl2j aui
$3.50.
Mems L.nndered Negligcs shirts. villa do.
tached collar. 75c. each
Body Brussels Carpet, tho bo't ll,lty, ,5c.
yari.
Tapestry Brussels Csrpo. worth Elm Coo.
yard
Tapestry Brussels carpo, worth sic nv 5Oe
ysrd.
Ingram Carpets worth % and Soc. nov 300.
yard.
yard.
yard.
Rugs at much los than cot
Ladies' Coaks 0his seasons Mai "-ts ti2
and Sis now tB.9S.
Ladies' ClosEs ,lhis seasons lhi' sere ;oini
ami eiO now si.4s.
special prices on all Shesla.
Tho Naitngl at l@l5c. yard are goat fsle.
Tho Nattnes az ito yard are great yniln.
The Maltiugs at he. yard ara erelt'all"
The Mattings at 200 yard ARE gr'lt fa49.
The Mattngs as 25c. yard ar Freai faIln.
A new limo OF Black and t0lDfel NciFe. hD-
Dons.
A f25 Baby-Carriago now $3.50.
A ego Baby-CarriAge nov - ,.
A8l5 BABY arriagc nos ~ ID.
Asl2 aby-Carriase now g..
a sl0 Baby-Carriagc now cb.
QUE lot remnants China Niik, Nfonaiios
Noire SILK. BrOcads SIX, ChanFcab.e 'iisa Vol
vets. and yolyetoens
Mems oxford Nogligee shiris, 50' Zach.
3s-incn All-WOOl boureto Dress TOOLS R5c
yard.
No. . at DC, No. ~ az I2Jsc., ~. ID a. 1917,
40. - ~ poe.
beautiful Ribbons IN .. AMI 5-Inch s.i,aiiof
room decorations.
An shades Drapery silkS almosIavar1 80
So.
Feautlful Beaded 0iLp % lO ~. ahi 40
Beaded Ornaments f1r Dress lra ''ls ',ti
81, aud 1929 ones for 21c tl50 al "a 'hs,
All widths Floor On.Cloths-low prlssa
Hantel Lombroquins, 9moroii-f'i' .le' wore
clio, nov 3nc.
Pattern suits that zero 81 q aad ti2noFtL
Hndnnts Perfumes, any 0Iof 49, ? ii."
tttienpss French sWansd0en, gh.is 20 h''A'
with bottle extra, A. Sc. 800
one 10, KID olOyes, worth go. 10 F|'Y-
most Of them ara damaged p. gH-
"a Ma. Innafinnl nnyt cnHnfa lhlFt
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FOLLOWED THEM.

lie found the woman, but did not ses
the man until within n few stations or
Greensboro. Finding he was followed De-
Earn got off at Elon College. the woman
coming on TO town. where she was
Swallowed to a cheap clearinghouse, and
watched all night. This morning 1t was
learned from the conductor OF the early
train that DeZarn had been on board his
trair, but had gotten off before reaching
the station. \ few hours afterward he
was captured while trying TO send note
t. the woman. lie was turned over to
the deputy. and the policeman then
sought the woman and informed her that
the gama was up. she at once burst
into tears, and expressed her willingness
10 return home. The pair were taken
home on the 1870 train. Both appear TO
be about 90 years old. Tho woman is
quite handsome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

towns &C 80, as, % W. ~, 81 vsc.,
A special line OF Chemise, worth a. soc' a.
very pretty assortment OF new Ecru Inser.
Gray.Figured Dress Calicoes, the ". quality
oe. yard. 1T, $780,.
White Spreads. full size, Msreills' pattern
~ White Spreads, full size, Marscillss pattern
Zoo. each.
White Spreads, full sire, the regular si.95
quality CSC. each . 40 -
Ladies Jerseys tina, we're 75c., 81. $3.50. -,
BIacI Patent Lining, white on ons side, ave.
Good Lining Jeans, &c. yard.
54-inch Ian Cloth tor Cspes, SOC, worth si'Eo
"a inch Tan Cloth for capes, Soc, worth soc.
P.rcaies. aluos, yard vide, loo. yard.
Tolls Du Nord Dress oinghsms. slec. yari.
Iurkey-ket Calico, with ngures. WarrAhteu
fast colors. the Sc. grade DC. yard
Linen Buffet stamped scsrfs, yards long
Monte Linen Buffet Stamped scsrfs, 2 yards
long, with knotted fringe, sOc. o- 90.
Al stamped White back Iaole-Coyers' isc'
stamped Duck Trsy-cloths, loo. each.
Hemmed stitched Union Linen Tray-Cloths'
Stunned Dsma.k Tray CLOTHS, 1sx27, SOC.
Momis Tray-Clotns, drawn-thfead border
32xl9, at 40c.
stamped DUCK SpIasnes, loc- cacu
STAMPED Monte spiashers, zoe each.
one lot Stamped Doines ~ &c. each.
Ons lot Daniask Dollles at &c. eacO.
Igx5O-inch Damask Hemmed-stitched Kun
ners. Doc.
Ladies' Pln-strlpsd Hose. DC. pair.
Ladies seamless Black Hose, l2I1c. pair
Ladies Fapcy.strlped Hose that were 40c.
Iaties Fancy Hose that were 90 and 75c.
Ladies Tan aud Gray L'sle-Ihread Hsse that
were 2Jc. now ldisc.
Ladies ian ami Gray Drop-stitch Hose that
were 20,. now l2l9c
Mems NegIlgee flannel Sairts, lSc. each.
Atl-Wooi Dress Cloth, IA gray, tan, brown,
navy. green, garnet, cardinal. and black, 2Jc
yard. NJ, w.. ,.,,. o.ao
Ladles' Rspp Wrappers that wore e@.5O now
japanese Firo-screens, with stands, l5c.
RroVn. Navy, and Green 46-inch French
serge, worth Ell yard. nov 19c.
Wire Lsmp-sbads Frames, the best make,
Figured Duck for Eton suits, tho 2oc. grade
12I4c. yard r. an
Drueget, at prices 10 sult-sl2 ones for s6.
a1o ones tor 81, 81 ones tor "a, ~ ones Tor
s3.5O, so ones for %, and % ones Tor
90 pieces Fine Drees Goo Is that woro 7jc.,
~, and ell % yard. now SOC. yari
p5c. Books, by most popular authors, iOc'
each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
FINANCIAL.
DONDS FOR SALE.


BONDS FOR SALE.
lam authorized to offer for sale TO the public
1000 of CITY PETERSBURG b PEk CENT:
"WATER-IMPkOyEMRS BONDS" dated
February !. 1894, and payable icrty years after
dale. Interest payable soni-snnaally-feDtn
ary and August. Those bonds are part OF AZ
issue OF $4,000 authorized by an ordinance Of
the Common Council passed February l, 1894,
ard are exempt from city taxation, Bld. are
invited for ten days from this date. No bid 1n-
der IOe.75 will DO enistiained. and the bonds
viii DO awarded u the highest bidder eboye tna'
nrice. Address Z. A. sLAUGR1Ek,
fe 4-Iw Treasurer City Petersburg, Va
Oh II q ENT.
~ dividend earned for Jsnusry, our regular
monthly dividend. Applications Tor sns tenth
eyndicats now being received.
a. TO $50 per month can DO made " inves
sing eco 20 800 in our syndicate plan OF spsc-
ulation. Send for circular.
THOMPSON i CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
fs4-lt 90 broadway, New York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
A RUNAWAY PAIR CAPTURED.
Mrs. Browning Deserts Her Children and
Goes or with Dezarn.

Mrs. Browning Deserts Her Chf1dren ana
Goes or with Dezarn.
GREENSBORO, y. c.. February s.
Special last night Just before tho ar
rival Of the mail train from Raleigh ths
police received dispatch requesting that
a magistrate be In readiness at the depot.
Squire J. NJ. Wolf was soon at hand.
When the train rolled in a deputy sheriff
from Durham got of and at once got n
warrant served. and told his story az fol-
lows: A man named DeZarn had won the
affections OF Mrs. Moses browning. whose
husband and four children are living. In
tho absence of her husband he had per-
suaded her TO go with him TO Alabama.
II seems. however. her aged father was
at home. aud he made strenuous OBJ
5ections 10 the move. but Dezarn pulled
a pistol on him. and even struck him on
the head with IL. The guilty pair at
once made their way 10 the depot ana
took the train for Greensboro. In the
meantime the old man had ridden to
station this side of Durham and secured
q warrant. which he placed in the hards
OF deputy sheriff. who boarded the
train
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
ISAAC SYE co.. SOS Broad street (Oe LOcadOn) next nl Ih
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
rVO INVESTORS.
An ner.ons contemplating Investment - ~.
wear fsp@ are invited 20 consider no ies.iN
OF ths stock Of the OLD DONINluN D, III ~
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, Nnltn u ~. pr -
per share aud has maturity VAN % 'i,'t
share, paying1 per cent annlAI .i'h '''i
until maturity upon tho amount ih''s. ,
This storz presents tue rars c0iA'ipa. y, .
handsome returns with security as .''"-"
any known investment
Call on OF address .......,.
CARLTON McCAkIHf
Secretary ami Irclsufet
S28 east Aaia f'f9i'
Chamber OF COmmor hl'li-s'
H.'lmog1, "a
J. TIrLoE ELLYsoS, President ..,..,
NORMAS Y. RANDOLPH Vi'o-Ffe-.lsAs g,..,,
directors: J. Taylor Eyson. .nn :. Ll.s'H
John 3. Purcell. y. v Rani)..b, snl ftsna -
Sutton. .,
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ome. AM a.ooA Conditien.

Internal Revenue Agent Waicott ley,ons
II the Oldest and most accomplished nsn
= ~ sssyisA gsasntx sxa~sasS m
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FINANCIAL.
THE COLUMBIAN
Building and Loan Association.
RichDtond, va.
OFFIOERS :

OFFICERS
J.B. PACE, President
THOMAS POTTS, yice-Presidsnt and Treas
10. LANE STERN. General Attorney.
I. A. WELLER, Secretary and Gsnl Manager.
DIRECTORS:
J. b. PACE, THOMAS YOTIS.
M. b ROsENBAUN, J. J. MONTAGUE,
j. ID. PATTON, W. =: fOhbkS,
T. A. WELLER. 10. LANE STERN,
~ WIN. PEMBERToN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

q dozen Gcntlemens Unlaundered "Gold'
shirts 75c. from 81 ,,
Shirts. roll collar, neat and desirable
patterns. patent yoke, cut full, any
size &C., from 81 and sl25
10 dozen Gentlemens Woven Cheviot
shirts, soft finish, any size sleeve or
neck, 29c. from 69c
f. doZan GentIcmen's Snk-Embroidered
Suspsaders, pulley ends. &c, from
soc.
o. lozen GootIomen's T-'~n N'''-~-' ~
shirts and Drawers zoe, from 81. All
sizes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

largest
0oworta-a
CsetCo
n CoBetCQ
81, 80.
y,. As IS, II,
As "a,
e,woth75s o % 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04
DRESS GOODA

Au-Wool SPRING DRESS GOODS. in
plaid and plain mixtures, 29c., from
bpc.
sik-Warp Whipcord, in spring shades.
75c.. from $l.2S.
H-lnch Soft Wool. spring shades, cam
ers-hair, soc. from s9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-04

l, pleces OF Colored CHINA SILKS.
every desirable shade, SJc., from 40c
IL pieces Fine Black Swivel Din, IN
various designs. 'Jc' from esc' anu
81. a.
Handsome All-Silk Black MORE soc..
Culnett's Black silk Crepe de Chine.
Sc, from Sl.5J.
6 pieces All-Silk Bengaline, In oid-pluo
t,stach bronze. cardinal, Old-rose. and
Dark green. 9Oc, from sl.2o and sl.5s
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27
ROCKVILLE. FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL o. 1894.
THE wASHINGTON
LOAN AID TRUST COMPANY.
Fre-Proof Granite Building, 9th and
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A legal depository for court and trust funds
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This company is also authorized by Con-
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This company offers to executors and trns-
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tages for the transaction OF their business. -
The company also has private boxes for rent
in its unrivaled safe deposit vaults at prices
from So per year upward.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to 4:30 P. NJ.
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See its merits or write for Catalogue, en-
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CABINET-MAKING
AND
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IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES.

TIVE undersigned, having n suitable shop,
l. is prepared to do the following work in
thoroughly practical manner Making new
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ishing and upholstering all kinds and grades
of Furniture. Baby Carriages, Trunks, VI
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struments repaired Gaming Chairs and re-
pairing all kinds of Cane Furniture. Mat
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and new ones made to order. Enameing
Iron or Wood Furniture Ebonzing, Gid
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Samples of Upholstery goods always on
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Old Mahogany Furniture specially.
can give best of reference from those for
whom have done work. Satisfaction in all
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Thankful for past patronage, ! respectfully
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27

DIRECTORS Charles B. Bailey, A. L. Bar
Der, VIM. E. Barker, R. N. Batchelder Chas
Baum, John R. Carmody, John NJ. Clapp,
Horace S. Cummings, J. Darlington, John
Joy Edison, Albert r. Fox, james Fraser, o.
G. Green, William Gurley, John A. Hamil-
ton, John B. Larner, Theo W. Noyes, N. H.
Shea, Ellis Spear Fred k G. Stevens, John A.
Swope, J. S. Swormsiedt, George Truesdell,
B. H. Warner, A. A. Wilson, Louis D. Wine,
S. W. Woodward, James l.. Barbour, A. S.
Worthington. dec 2-ly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27
1864. Still Here. 1893.
w H Il A T.!
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FERTILIZERS.
For 26 years this House has been manu-
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THE NEW SUPERIOR STEEL
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ish and Quality Of Work
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The well-known and celebrated Su-
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market, but it is not in any sense an an
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have cv,r been foremost in securing and
adopting the latest real improvements III
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its construction, attractiveness of finish
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the Superior Drill is all that its name
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27

A country minister who, in addition
to his clerical duties, followed the pro-
fcssion of photographer. was called
upon TO perform marriage ceremony.
"Now, then, young man." be said to
the groom, who was nervous and ex-
cited, as all grooms ought TO be, 'just
keep your eye on that crack in the wall
and try and look pleasant"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27
y Q t ifal.
THE COTTAGE FAR AWAY.
NO. 43.

THE COTTAGE FAR AWAY.
see with vision washed with tears,
Yet frightened up with smiles,
That which Is far away in years
AS well as far in smiles;
A sweet but humble little spot,
Fair as Summer day,
To me its beauty ladeth not
The cottage far away.
see what cannot now he seen,
The loved ones rs before,
The curtained windows fresh and clean
And mother at the door.
hear the CHEEKY, merry laugh
OF true hearts fresh and gay
IT'S but my own hearts photograph
The cottage far away.
cannot go to look upon
The place as IL may be,
Some Of the loving ones are gone
And some are dead to me.
So | shall calmly sit and view
The place in memory's ray,
To me SO fair, to me so true
The cottage far away.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27

Judge-"What was your idea il
throwing dynamite bomb among lot
of innocent people who never did you
any harm r Prisoner-''I wanted 10
do something to make my name remetn-
bered forever" HIN. What is your
name p John Smith" @
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1894-04-27

SPRING heref coming durable dainty things
to s a sign #W
The colors and deserted the
and shevesand in brilliant hues
and charming novelties of the gentler season
Now them that things edand readyfor hoppngwon
1t be convenienand sfactoryo buy before
the than after has overtakn you 1t adage
that advises taking time by the forelock"
Of will HERE-when 10 to Not
to drop into PERRYS would be stray your years
And how much bigger and will
departments everything legitimate Dry Goods House ought have
brought easily within the reach of your
how short may be.
You the list for these thngwe have got them
all Make
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