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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

more than half and tWo-th.rds Of
the prices OF a year ago.
SILK and other Art Draperies and
Curtains. See the greatest display
ever made here or elsewhere.
Great display all over the house.
One Of the greatest HouseWare
Departments in America, IS the just
boast here. The achievement IS
direct te Ing with manufacturers III
Italy, France, China and Japan,
Germany, Austria, England an all
parts OF the United States. We
look to every penny Of saving, and
brighten your needs With all the
newest and high arts Of the world.
Haviland & Co.'S Lemoge : IN
ner Service, 40 pieces, in their
most artistic new shapes and deco
ration, worth, as prices usually
were, $3.50, for S79; others from
the same maker, for S67, 500 and
SIS.
Tea Service, So pieces, worth
$3.50, for S24. 89; others, by the
same maker. ST., SIS and SI2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
III Tho factlons Of Democracy estranged

all the factions OF Democracy estransen
M local questions or disappolntmehts
~ ,ho distribution OF official favors'
General Walker, the Repubhcan hohi,
mo 10 the embodiment OF aggression ahu
has a national reputation as soi''''
and has large Law practice' ,,i,,,,
"circe the first days of the caHpaiBU
o,-,,eral Walker has largely occupleu
the n,ib1ic eve. until within the past rev
d,ys when the Democrats nave lhstl-
t,tte6 n vigorous campaign, resulting III
a sort Of clearing of the poHtlcai atino"-
Judge Morrison has an advantage, Wiz nh,
will give him a majority OF Iroin 49,
10 800 in the district. Morrison ; II.'ine
ronrede TO Walker the COUNTS.
Wythe. Pulaski. Bland ana dIts'rin,
but reserve the balance OF tne u n,,,ot
TO the Scott man, and ilgure our De"''
cratic majority exceeding Low ,,ora
Walkers friends claim WIZ a,,,,ties
P.Ilasl<i TaZeWel and the small couht
OF the extreme west end OF lre u.s. u.s. ~,
ana Ice after reducing the Democrat
ostinates in Washington. Smyth; ana
Scott. estimate Il majority TOT the heP""
lican ticket. ,,,o ,,riforrly
declined to meet an outsider IN JonS
discussion. and there is no rtoSp,rt, -,
personalities. in view OF the co"t 10
aacb has shown to the other IN sp'tN"'H
previous TO this date. 49,. 5,+os n,
Next Monday, AT Pulaski the uaeeS 80
rho rival candidates agree fof uAe .' ~
time since the canvass opened ~
rrnbable that a Joint discussion VIII Dc
h,rranged for. and from that date there
may be a new phase TO the canvass
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THE FREDERICK CONTEST
sTRUGGLE IN WHICH DANIEL AND
OFERRALL ARE TIE ISSUE.
Tn. Fi.ht over the state Senator'"'p ''
tho Frederick Di'trict-8oia "A
bya Close Vote.

WINCHESTER, VA. Sept. &t-9p of
Several hours before the asseiilp't,,n1H the
the convention TO select delesat1iue the
senatorial convention at BerI court
sidewalks and yard arouhu n'H zeem-
house we're titled with men, anu arb side
cd 10 have a hustle on them ta.rra me
irving 10 organize their forces Dot All
hour for the convention " u,ics we're
devices known to modern tGnaI vote
freely used, and not uhtl tt.' he even
was cast could the Ie7"''
Promptly at 70 NJ. the conVent Jon,,ring
called to order, the Carson iuTm nlacing
the temporary Po S 9rgSr'1 in the chair A
sharD debate started immedidteH as-
pIan OF balloting. when id,c' ovJ had
sumed quite a personal natute' ~ snn1e
IL not been for the forbedLdhr. hive re-
Of those engaged III H. "'7'
Sq MAJOR !" W { Gold man. was
elected permanent chairman ttnI, his
Ioting began shortly after ne III ~
seat and resulted. leS Ior "0'N
for Carson.
Mr.. RARTOSs EXFLANirloH.
.,.ou ,ho convertion adjourned your
, ~, We, called on the Hon. Robert
y, p.lito,, Ubo successfully managed the
cold forces and led them TO VlctOIS, anu
asked him for a statement 81 IL linJlv
of the fight, for publlcduoI' ~ -, ~
handed me the tOIOHli-- -, ;r,
Gold of Clarke county. secure1 the entn "
DELEGATION from Frederick county, b,F.in91
him a large majority in the sehdSut Ia, Ia,
convention and securing his hou,.1na ~ 80
10 succeed Hon Thomas '" HatI!sDH -, Iot
the unexpired term His competitor was
4. e. Carson, Esq, of warren coun'l
The fight vas made, IN part upon "
line Of O'Ferrall against Ddnlel, Dul tII3
was false issue, and was only uSe'
for what il was worth by both sues.
Very many of Daniels friends Warmly
supported Gold, and the real hght was
for clean politics against the ring. All
the political managers were for larson,
and the result was a very close Note ~
lSs for Gold 10 12 for Carson. The loCdl-
ties Of the candidates was attempted TO
be made an issue. but II cut a sinaii
figure. The snap convention in NihGHtS'
ter, by which carson won That deIeSd-
ton, was the principal cause OF the
fisht and Of tarSon'S defeat.
TEE o,HfK S. DF.
The gentlemen who led those who were
defeated were also seen. and when asked
II they had anything % say declined 10
talk for publication at the present, but
remarked that 10 was simply Il contest
for supremacy OF the old soldier element
against the young Democracy. It was
the largest, the hottest and most closely
contested convention ever held IN Fred
eriCk county.
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SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 80. 1894
MtEtiNs. AND EVENTS MONDAY.

Pickett Camp. c. Y, Central Han
Henrico Union Lodge. Masons' Masonic
Temple. - ,r.,. c,roo,
BAPTIST church
Iyanhoe Lodge. X. Of p, Ellctts nan
Syracuse Lodge. X. Of p Odd-feho"s
Jefferson Lodge. 1 o. O. f.. Odd-Feilows'
Richmond Lodge. I. o. o. f.. Belvidere
hnawan Tribe. !. q. r NJ. Laube's Han
Indianola Tribe, |. O. X. NJ. Tony $
Hall. . = Z,
Gray Eagle Tribe, 1. o. r. NJ Jr' o. T.
A. NJ. Hall. ,,u,o
Richmond Paper Hangers Union. Eagle
west-End W. C. r. u Y. NJ. c. A..
stonewaiI Commandery. Golden Grail NO
2 north Ninth street.
East End Lodge. Golden Chain, Corcorah
Hall. .
II. e. Lee Council. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Jr'
o. T.. A. NJ. Hall
Patrick Henry Council. Jr, q. u. a, NJ
Powhatan Hall.
Rescue Lodge, |. o. G. r., Gatewood's
Myrtle Temple. T. o. G. T., Pine-street
Baptist church.
McGlIl Catholic Union Important meet
ing). Cathedral Han
Carpenters Union. ConcOrdia Han.
Company e First Regiment, armory.
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MR. 9naHAM CONFIDENT.
Third Party win support Him IL ihsr
P.rty Endorses Settle.

DI.RHAN. y. c., Sept. 29.-SpeciaI-
A w. Graham, the Democratic eahH'"''e
for Congress in this, the Fifth dis'r'c"
said IN an interview to-day thar ne
vas confident OF winning the tsht Many
pnnuIists viii vote for Grahdm u ~, W.
mia marty leaders endorse Settle. ngtr
10 some talk OF the PopuhsJ7 ,rm ili,i7
a candidate Of their own: Dr. MeIIl lI,,
81 Person. but fusion is the programme
at rd "a Republicans to-day issued err. err
c,,i,r with cautions regarding IeI''1 H.
tton ana voting. The fight IN ti''S u'S-
'T 6lSlt.R Is [,IsS y. G., sept 2?.spsga-
yonr Correspondent tonight inif5Ni,T,iI '
Go,'erassman Thomas Settle, the htp"u,5
can scandidate for reelection IN ms o rs
trict IL regards the situation IN ~.
Tistrict and the State as honefHl 70 V'
Wanubiican party. "Co-operau0h' saI' Tt1,
~ lis the most formidable combination ~, l,s
rlsrocrafs nave had to encouht,r ~ "a. iL<' ~,
cars. The two parties are Aolt't -,
,,ntber everywhere | have hteh ~ 49,
from Every indication shows me unG.
icot1 in this district is ~ per cent pIi-l'l
ar fhan IN 1892. Tho Democrats '""'o'
'G.,ab3m auI Settle spoke az Ch3iP,, n
tf2i tn-dav 70 a large crowd, who stood III
tb 5,,' rain and heard them three hours.
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Or Ynnng WI Nnt 90.

The Baltimore sun yesterday published
the following. which seems t0 put AZ rest
the report concerning Dr. lourg's trans
fer 10 Baltimore:
"Rev. Dr W. b. Chapman Of St Louis.
editor Of the 81. Louis Christian Advp-
cate. will be the successor OF Roy. Itr.
Felix b Hi as pastor Of Trinity south
crn Methodist church. Madison avenue
ana Porter street. Br Chapman was
transferred yesterday from the Missouri
conference to the Baltimore conference
hv Bishop Hendrix who preS.des over
the Missouri conference. and was ap-
pointed pastor of Trinity churcH ~
Hisbop Granbery. who is the presiding
officer OF the Baltimore conference
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CuRRrNCY.

M t., :, another column let
,o- from Mfr. John Dewitt warner an
obla and jealous Democratic member OF
Cou,-ass from New York city, to the
,,Ish,,,o,d Locomotive Works. and the
renIv Of Mr. Trigg, president Of the
works
The subject Is the notes issued oy the
locomotive Works last summer Wheh
currency was not 10 be had. Mr.. warner
n seems. has given much attention TO
tho Investigation of the various devices
whereby all sorts Of corporations DrldSeh
the vawning abyss OF bankruptcy by
finding a means to use their credit ana
thus practically accomplish what the
now Infamous 10-per cent. tax on the
notes OF State Banks was Intended 10
forbid.
We shall await with interest some
statement from Mr.. Warner Of the re-
suits OF his invest CATION. II Is too
plain to be disputed that the tax nominal
~ for revenue, is an OUTRAGE upon 'he
natural liberties Of the people, ana was
never intended TO raise a dollar OF reVe-
nue., but TO compel the purchase 81
Government bonds az war measure
Now that the war has been over 1ot
nearly thirty years this tax is still con-
timed tn please the National Banks ana
such Of their allies as are too narrow
minded to comprehend any other systeI"
but the one they find in existence
We believe the cutlery OF the IoPu''''
and others for free silver, has lis oh'E
Justification IN this rcpressiye ana IN
inst law. and there is in the continuance
Of this law enough justification for the
protests which we hear against the So
called money power to keep the'h
alive and Increasing until this tyrannIcai
tax is REPEALED.
No Democrat should be returned 10
Congress. who is not pledged to repeai
the law, and when it is repealed We
believe the clamor for free silver VIII
gradually die out.
We had state Banks OF issue Deioi'
the war. and We had no silver except
nnderyalued fractions Of dollar LOT
change. and We never heard worn
,bout silver or a lack Of currency. our
country was on gold basis and would
b,,o etoid there without any ground 1or
co,,rIaint if this war tax had not heeh
Kent ND long after all occasion Tor II
had ceased.
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size eee -shcn th.nness, usual harrain
rr.co 23J dozen. for T. he only
one dozen % any one customer.
Breakfast Plates to match above usual
price t22l % dozen. Cor - i-2c. Limit
ar one dozen go vu" customer.
White French China cups and Saurers,
highest trade Of $3.50 Kind, ior S.i3
Carlsbad China Cuspadores. band deco.
ration, hUted, tul! SIZE, usual Gyc sort.
Tor ZJc-
A great shipment Of Austrian
Ornamental Glassware, new and
beautiful shapes, al one-haIf value.
Flower Vases. gold and matteau deco
ration. 25c 10 E.Si value tjc 10 $40.
Artistic MMp.e Bus,s ana Stat
uary. PedestaIs direct from
studios Of Italy to The Cohen co.
Prices that are novel in this depart
ment Of high art.
$50 10 $50
TipIitz Cabinet Vases FOR Zoe each; value
Others a. .5c instead OF CSC. 59c. m
Another lot Of GIlroy'S Curtain
Stretches, all complete for wash
ing and doing up Curtains, for SL25
a par
The great Picture purchase
through the Dry Goods Exchange
Of New York. Upwards Of $40, 900
worth, Our part-the second
shipment-wiIl be ready on Tues
day morning. One-third value is
the rule for the newest ana hand.
soonest Pictures, Etchings, Free
hand Pastelles, Photographers,
EngraVingS, etc.
Prices l5c TO $3.50; value SOC to So.
You want TO see our great Chair
purchase.
The new Doll for IS94 is ready.
Some $1,000 are assembled here,
ready for inspection. They de-
mand Il to $40 for possession. The
little ones interest IS not over
looked.
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At the armory Of the First Regiment
the officers and men are kept busy WIN
The cloth has just been received from the
STATE. 49,,
various companies will assemble ior we
first one Of ID series of TeElmrntai driHf.
COMPANY \. of the Blues Battalion. "al
thair hrst drIu M the new arm'r', "h
Ninth ana cary streets, on Friday even
me. Although tho interior OF he huui-
Ing has not yet been completed. the Work
bgs progr.-e.I far enough % permit tre
two compauiT| 10 drill ia their De" quar-
tiers. I'm the absence OF the gas pipes.
which have not yet been pat FRI, n NUM-
her Of headlights have been borrowed
from The Electric Railway Company
which give ample light az urht
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sn,r,, denied. is to be recovered. restored.
renewed and re-established In It's divine
privileges IS more than all systems OF
philosophy have been able to tell. HOW
can lney do good that are accustomed W
do evI.! Where the tree falleth thefe II
shall lie; the Ethiopian must hoid MS
tiackness. and the leopard his spo'9'
The total and essential resurrection re-
form and renewal OF being, Is proponhhed
only by the Christian Faith. that alone
makes known a Fountain for SIN anu
for uncieanness, and spirit that q"
complishes an absolutely new man. oo'"
again as positively as at the beei""'"N
and renewing the youth. Ito divine pm"
osonhv savs: Though your sins DE 20
scarlet they shall be as white az '
,bopgb thev be red like crimson t'''
shall be as wool though ye hd'o 49,
among the pots yet shall ye DC -
wings of the dove, covered WI"
wings. The soil Of the Soul Is ~
stored 10 its native richness ''e
hui,ioe IN be softened ana qulVhe"'"'
and tho tastes and aspirations apSoIu'eS
,ur,aed and renewed. This Is the ne"
birth. T'nthinkable to the "e"'"o'-"e"''"
and well-trod wording. the mere hu-
,,.ri,arlan. And such renewals ana
transformations. such entire and mar
yoIlous changes Of character. of sots
into gentlemen, of savages into civilized
are the familiar miracles OF our Day
and they have been the wonders OF MS
tory since the resurrection OF CHRIST
and the coming of the Holy spirit on
the day Of PentecOst. These miracles ana
changes have been and are occurring
daily in every nation and kindred ana
tongue. and class, and condition. ana
social state. individuals and fam'htS'
and communities and peoples have ~
Illustrated the same conquests OF the al
vancing kingdom, and the world 4e"uS
ready ears to the grand proclamauoh'
"see barbarous nations at thy gates at
Walk in thy light and in thy temple
bend. .,l,b
See thy bright affairs thronged win
PROSTATE kings, ,.t,,,,e
While every land her joyous tribute
brings"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
REAL ENGLISH CHINA

Hanley & Co.'S Underglazed and
Decoration, 10 pieces, for 5000;
usual prlce, 5000.
Turner. OF runstall. England,
makes a Dinner and Tea Service.
The value and worth has never
been questioned at SIS Sci Per.
lection in shape and decoration, lI2
pieces, are sold here At 50. oS a set.
Austrian oyster Plates, real China. new
decoration. real value $50 a dozen;
our price 25c each. only 81 dozen.
Not more than l. to any one customer.
Lisht Green Modelled EOrtercd French
Breakfast Plates. WORTH s. a dozen.
for y lie each Only one dozen 10 any
one customer.
japanese Tea Sups and saacers, fun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

\ very pleasant entertainment was
given at Nh and Mrs. Coles, No. TOE
north Tyenty-eevcnth street in honor
of thelr daughter. Mamie, b. heins her
sixteenth birthday. Am9ns tho-, present
were Misses Mamie Coles Laura Hgrneu.
Caiio Ramey Rosa and BIan.h bennett.
Mamie Hobson. Clara H'bsoH Mo'ae and
Annie Daniel. Sallie Coles Alma Nueho.s.
Annie Curran. Petite Terry Ma \"r.
anier. Cordelfa Terry. UolHe Crouch.
Maud Coles. Willie Brown. Ada and
Blanch Bennett. The following gentle
men were also present Messr-. Arthur
Davis. George D1vi-. =. Butler Eddie
Robson. Wexford puuforl John q. Lacy
Eddie Nuehols Ifchor Habson. W. coles.
George W. Wei. Dr.. willard Melvin,
y Il Hau HnrN.N ULrt
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sam smalPs Explanation.

The Norfolk Landmark Of yesterday
prints this card.
Editor Landmark: | notice in your
columns OF this morning a fake" dis
patch about the divorce proceedings in
knoxville, Tenn, begun a month ago, ana
not day before yesterday, whereby my
daughter seeks release from her marriage
with an incorrigible drunkard, from whom
/ promptly and property took her and her
infant child TO my own protection. ! am
not such a fool as not TO understand the
mean animus Of these publications a. this
time in the two Norfolk papers that have
exhibited their peculiar journalistic ethics
in this transaction. And as 20 them /
have only TO say that people who live IN
glass houses are unwise 70 throw stones.
The Other fellow" may back up TO a
rock pile directly and fancy il Is his time
10 make openings in the window panes OF
his assailants houses
SO far as the divorce proceedings are
concerned. in themselves. ii Is no hui
initiation TO me or mine 10 have the whole
world understand that we DO not foster
nor tolerate bar-room habitueS. This ex-
perience is but another Justification OF
my lifelong devotion TO a warfare against
the liquor traffic and its devilish work on
men. women, helpless children and home
happiness.
! only write this TO let the people among
whom | have come 10 make my home
more fully understand my sentiments
and enable them 10 rightly judge my
cause when, In the future. ! come 20 deal
with the contemplate methods used 10
forestail my career in journalistic life.
SAN w. SMALL.
The Landmark explains that the dis
patch In question was sent out by the
Press Association.
Mr. J. Comerford NJ poopnka a.. d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
WAYNE DEMDCKlIS,
for the County Ofces-hr
Glenn. abtp speech.

GOLDSBORO, y. C., sept Especial
THE Democrats Of Wayne county held a
rousIng convention here to-day. Every
township had large representations. 4
strong ticket was nominated. h. r. Ay-
cock was re-nOminatcd for the Senate.
named for the House: y. +. Scott FOR
sheriff. George G. k0rnegay for register
of deeds A. E. UzZell or treasurer. They
re-nominated 6. f. Herring clerk Of the
court: Or. Thomas Hi. coroner; J. j.
Herring. .tr,. surveyor.
Hon r. g. Glenn made a powerful
speech. and FOR nearly Two hours held the
undivided attention of an audience com
posed Of AZ least t.-0n. lie made many
votes for the Democrats.
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uuIToKtat. COMMENTS.

New York Sun: We are rcqueSten py ~
intimate friend Of the Hon. OIPi'cuo -
coffin. the Republican cahdIddle IL tho
orLCr al connecticut, 10 say '"i,,,,.rt
Hon. OTpheus Y. CONN td""ol ,t,t;..,n
- rortcrm the Connecticut ktPupsly".'t
,.IqtfCrm Upon the German mute III f'"r,s
~ loss than four thousand Hln""I''Ii
The great majority OF we t o%i3 Re
make the Connecticut LebIsIn'""' Co,,er-
n1Tiican. and so elect a minority 'pt'Iit,
,"r must be deprived Of me eNqelsi,e
Measure Of hearing Mr. conn > Pt,tloiih
adnrns Vet there is no reason IOl 'SP.D
loan disbursement III thtSe a. -,
Cady, the Democratic cahulu"'n ~ heen
even sing II Elias 5enedlCl ~ tS'.a
nominated. the barrel organ NV"ln nav
been worked for all il was worth
New York Times: 1t is tNrions ,,''.S
in the history Of our TRACE WIN -.
~ the south Of Us that, WhHe tHe ~ tr,
iatorv duties imposed By PTesldtHl t'i
risou on the imports lro9' Ntl'e1u. 49,;
columbia. and Haiti reduced lhein ail'' -
10 the vanishing point the Alli,i -. ."'' con
norris to those countries, without any con-
SESSIONS. showed about the same CouIa 5
as 10 tie countries with winch We Hau
reciprocity agreements.
New York World: Mr. William i. VIII
CON r,ytr appeared to greater adNdhtd6e
bnfb as an American ana as a bemocidt
INN i'm his speech at the dinner "hhsh
80 ,,i.op i'm his honor I'm London. As
the guest of the occasion, ne Was ~
tc0us and dienfcd. but he did not i99r-
get ms Rrln Slp,rlsro Ui who were his hosts
NdIHtu 'IV ~ a., tariff reform were in
tended and calculated TO ehaoie e
tmttd S'a'ea ,r'"',,,r"iaI and maritime
hrl1alh htr
supp S""0''
IN NeW 1oIN sia il commission appointed
~ i,,attioate Inc Western railway strike
Nm roroTImand sCme plan OF arbitration
go ,,o,ns If preventing or setting sim
p9r ditn-uIties hereafter
Fb{s &c a sensible conclusion, ATbtTa-
Iut a Natural resort when two
Ia "a ~ controversy cannot agree. 1t
Slhe' W. ." et,1iiI, raining in popular
f.,'or ION i'm The adjudication OF great
Of labor disputes. Had it been rfsor'ed 10
in the Pullman controversy tHo J''
1,oTabla consequences, might have been
averted.
,u.,,.1t, p.co,r. Tho female suf-
fHiiad'h,"',IT Kan are credited
fiaGlStS "i t"P'N"' h"''t Lin, tb.i,.
WIN tHe bot" 'ut'I, ,, - ri,l,Ieh troils-
advent on lhe SlitIlS liiti.,,rt it.ns.ns
ers can 1t be that the unSdIlaHt haHs" i,
have forced tHtI S'Stel9 ~ W. - Ia,,. tb,t
the provision IN me ne" DdI.ot Ia" IN
"thc lower limbs OF the FolSi 40 '',S -
as the knees, shal De NiaIo,T ,1ter ie
outside OF me BOOM "H''e NV
preparing MS ucheI'
r.,.t..1r. 1Io,,ld. The records OF the
i"' my si,",,, trat The orioles have
w. w., ~ ' men more even game ana dis
fteS tt q, NJ ,,I,,c< ana generaIship than
ti"3 ~ - Vnrts have done Merit has
lIIc ~" ,'i,,t no nauprs of Gotham
won lhe pcnrai rC,,o,,,"ithetandinc.
" '''e O''''"''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
mr. MINI DISTRICT.
judge Morrison Magnetic Mantle has
Hatred 1 Factions OF Democracy

WYTHEVILLE, VA. Sept H.-S7e-
ciaI.-Th4 Ninth district has never b.
fore seen a congressional canvass as fun
Of energy and 81 fraught with momcHto-s
questions. The wide divergencr or opIH-
ion as TO the effect OF the policy Of the
two national parties has gwen am IN
tense interest % the indiyldnal E'ie,'
and alike robbed the campaign Of BIT
ter feeling. except such ms may "e we
result Of personal animosity INDUCED oy
nl-advised participants. ,i
Judge Morrison the Democratic noun III,
nee is very mafheu. H't'7 am 90
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$500 PAIRS
CURTAINS

Our buyer in Europe contributes
great advantages. Styles eXquis-
iteIy new. Prices that are aston
ishing and beyond all recognition
Of price values.
We substitute the prices Of ordi-
nary Lace Curtains for those Of
real Irish Point, Brussels Lace,
Tambour, etc. The handsome eX-
elusive Curtains are within the
reach of the general public. The
lower grades can be had for $50 A
pair, SOC, 75c and up, but none for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30
THE WEEkrN IINES

Commencing IN Friday next. the two
parts OF The Weekly Times will be is
sued on Tuesday and Friday Of every
week. instead OF Monday and Thursday,
as now
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-30

has not yet been moved from the low
Iands. -. .. 49,.
nicking is now about 100 bales day.
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THE DAILY TIMES is served by carriers
ON their own account in TINS CITY.
Manchester and Barton Heights ioi
10 cents n week, 20 cents hontn'
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