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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

NEW PALACE STEAMER HARRY RANDALL.
Leaves River View wharf, 9TH street, Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday at Z am. Landing at ali
wharves far down as Maddox creek fncIud-
Ing Chapel Point and Colonial Beach. Returning
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. > Pm. Pas-
senger accommodations frst-claSs. Freight received
until hour Of sailing. Telephone 1863.
+. \. REED X CO, L :. RANDALL.
sgslts, Alex. Proprietor and Manager
GEO o. tAkflNEEE. Gen. ACT.
E2Gtf Washington D. e.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
The splendid iron steamer Potomac Capt
W. q. Geoghegan. VIII leave Washington for Bal
tmore ard river landings every sunday and Wed
nesiay p. m Returning leave Baltimore
every Tuesday ard Friday at pm.
The steamer sue capt. james GeJglcgan. i'll
leave Washington every Monday n pm. for
Baltimore and river landings. Returning, leave
Baltimore every wednesday at pm.
Special saturday excursion, steamer Sue. every
Saturday at pm for Piney Point and lower
river landings, returning TO Washington g am
HOndfy. Al grronIm1 d tions frst-gls~. For rates,
STATE room AMI an Information apply 10
STEPHENSON & BRO.
9TH 81. wharf 80 Pa. ave.
Tcloplonc 80. t2-3m
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LADIES GOODS.

pAEt>IAN CURLING FLUID-THC PARTISAN
Complexion Cream. IIr-bniUm Tonic Tor the
Iiair Is sold at MISS LAURA CADNAN'S Hair
psessinS PJrlor. t2O7 q NV jy2l-1m
ANTON AND CAROLINE IEECH S2G 18TH AND
1-lji2nS st. nv. French dyeInG ard cleaning
Of every description; evening and party dresses
made q Speciality. Our patronage extends into
shs most Fashionable circles dl2
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY PUB
lie for all states and territories SPECIALITY
by Il ii. EVANS, office tbasemeDt, 1921 St.
Always in Office, office hours. ja7-tf
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
and territory. Notary and T. 5. Commissioner.
oc2S JOHN f. BEAIL. 1921 + st. NV.
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
UNDERTAKERS.

w. r. Speare,
Undertaken & ElmDalmea,
30 i Street Northwest.
Everything strictly frst-class and the most
reasonable terms. Telephone call. $40. jai-tr
AUGUSTUS BUEGDuRF
FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN AND FNtBATSIEP
1874 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Telephone, 30. sc23-tr
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MEDICAL.

DIR. BROTHERS INyIGORATTNG CDRDIAi. IS
q powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. or all
Nervous Exhaustion, Paralysis and that elias Of
people Who are weak, miserable, lcthar-ic
sleepy. lack Of ambition and Z.-t. there is no
remedy equal to this cordial. II has been I'm use
for nearly forty five years In this city. 900
tyI11m'
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT TIE OLD
reliable specialist, DR.. Brothers. aoB Il st. $ w.
80 years experience in treatment Of all diseases
OF men; consultation free and strictly conGdan-
tial. jy13-lme
DRS. DAMON AND MAYNARD.
The only regular graduates of medicine and
magnetic therapeutics practicinE in the city
All chroE- diseases successfully treated upon
new end 'utifc principles. Offices. Gus 18th
st. NV. uOogs from + st. Consultation free.
my15-3m
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CARPET CLEANING.

ANNOTATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
Works--Carpets cleaned in the best manner
Carpets made moth proof free Of charge Mat
tresses made to order. Office, 1920 Pa ave.
Works, l70s AID ITO NV Telephone sO4
mA2-tf II. NEWMYER, Manager.
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STElNlFE T. v AIUlUW>2iTTH FOR TIE PIC
tGrCslI c lower Potomac AMI tLesF Y'lEn bay.
Delightful trips 90 salt water. Leaves stA 81.
wharf MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS ard StTCR-
DAYS Touching at all popular watching places
AMI SUMMER Ie~UrJ-- Ju MONDAYS aul WE'D
L<UAl~, gt 3 pm. for tn--. NAL Is1-L, Coy
toms. I.aunardtogvu. Neuiui. Fiu-y Point. ST.
Crsr-s's Island. smiths creek. Conn. Gc0c0mlo0
am -. Clements lgy, arriving 7t Washington
early Wtlraz.I3y and Friday mornings. ON SAT
IiutN. ar $50 p 3D., for Colonial Beach Col
tons Tirrv FONT, - Georges Island. smiths
creek. ClIu and lgl.al.isO rivers, arriving at
Wellington sunday night
iell-tf e. ". RIDLEY. Con Man
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THE SAN NhHCCS.-PACIFfC AND MASS AYES.
ncar beach: elegant and modern: elevators; large
rOc:ns salt baths; the terms reasonable; d.
scriptive circular with dlagraIn mliled.
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IIE niNGFirI.D OCEAN AVE,
ATLANTIC CITY, Y. ].
Near the beach. Terms reasonable
jel1-l2t Mrs. CASSIE,
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
Gonzaga College,

Under the direction Of the Fathers of the
Society cf Jesua
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Classical and business of stu,lies Special
cfsses In Latin and Greek for older students
schools open Tuesday, September L. For parti,ri-,
lars address CORNELIUS GILLESPIE, s. H.
auo-im Pres. and Treas
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I.lDL LINE STEAMER DIRECT To PiIH.ADEL-
IEi1 Leaves Philadelphia every SATURDAY. II m.
Warrington every Monday, . pm. Low rates to
ell points north cLd east. I. =. REID X co.
A=cu-s, wharf foot Of y 81. s-w. my1S-tf
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AtiiI t'SBpkNF.
Arkansas aud paciilc avenues. Atlantic City, y. }
Rates, Sl.J0 20 s. per day; - TO ST. per week
jc.si-Gw Mrs H. OSBORNE
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THE ALBEMARl.E.-Nirr inil ave. near beach;
new and modern; Thoroughly screened; has
every convenience appointments and service TN
surpassed, the terms are reasonable. illustrated
lu1Spt mailed. CHARLES L. COTE.
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On beach Maryland ave. Atlantic
HOTEL. city; capacity re: every comfort
IMPERIAL. and convenience Of Il first class
AND home: good table: 81 t. s.; per dly;
COTTAGES. $40 10 SIS per week: spec ill RACES
Tor families for season.
u. W. kENDRiCk, oWEcr aEd Proprietor.
Washington trade solicited. te24-Sln
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From 1th -. ferry wharf.
On Monday. Wednesday AMI Saturday at an.
for river bindings, to Colonial Beach, thence to
WicomicO river. C0lton's and Nouliui creek. On
Saturday, all above laEdi = and LcoHIrdLJVn and
s.. Clement hay wll-ves- Returning on IuC4la 3,
THURSDAY and SUNDAY. tSee srhclulei.
j-l-tf e. W RIDLEY. 'ieEl NInNEcr.
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IN TIRE aIOUNpAINs.

Aurora House Aurora w. Va
"A delightful health resort. Table the best.
Iolhe comforts. \ refuge for Hay Fever Suf
IereIs. Moderate rates. Apply 1872 Wash. loan
ana Trust bldg or address J. H. SlIAIFER, Prop
WHITE COTTAGE, HARPER'S FERRY, W. VA.
oest view on Shenandoah river; open TO bOardcrs
NuuI's'; from - 10 $ per week. Send for cir
cul1r. WM. II. BELL Prop. au2-lm'
HuTEI. ROYAL FRONT ROYAL, VA; COOL AND
Ltdlthy' beautiful mountain scenery; ami !;
covered NeranIa; reached by y. and W. and
southern railways; 50 10 $3.50 per week.
y21-S, IN, w3m
AoERELI. HOUSE, HARTER'S FERRY, w. Va
Coolest place on Camp Hill; shady lawns: scenery
lheAceIied- Terms. 81 to IS per week. Open
June 10. tmy24-3ml PARKER NJ. SPEAR.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, on rOp OF THE
Aiteghanes, 5000 feet elevation; good lOard
large, airy room; saddle aud driving horses: rca-
sonable rat"S JOHN a. LANr2 Aurora, W. Va.
jy2S-1m
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fitE tiLf ION. ATLANTIC AND conn t'riJUT
avenues; hOme-iike: capacity, iJO terms, 81 To
$40 per week. Circular mailed. Mrs. L. NJ.
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THE CONTINENTAL. ATLANTIC AVE. ABOVE
Rhode Island. Fail view; first. i.iss :c-
co.nniLl ions, IS 10 SO week. Mrs ). Hfft'.iINS
ard AIRS. a + LEHMAN. JET i-ru2jt
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NOETI BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
Ioeye Norfolk daily at Go pm. Leave F,stlcs
slau~1a ut T-1p pm. Arrive NJ Washington Al
O.3u ID nest JIy.
TirErIs Oh srI. a, 5Is. G19. 1851 and / III Penn
sylTauia ave- and SO 10th St d.
As for tickets tll l.r line.
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HOGgoLl AND WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT 90
DAILY LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON. u. c
TUETEESS MONROE Hud
The rev am powerful Iron Palace steamers.

WASHINGTON AND NGEFOI.E-S0JTiI Bound
Leave Washington daily at : pm from foot ot
Ttl ST.. wHarf. arrive AZ FORTRESS Monroe az G;3U
an next DIV. Arrive &C Norfolk az I-3H an.
whore railroad connections made Tor II points
south AMI southwest.
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A Magnificent Bargain.

FOR sALE-A SQUARE GRAND PIANO: HAND
some Rosewood case, carved legs and Tyre; full
rich tonn: perfectly new; cost $500; now only
500 aud at $40 per month.
THE PIANO EXCH aNGE,
auI-2t qI3 Pa ave
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TIE wOMAN'S COLLEGE,

Quct. healthful location; complete furnishing
and equipment; un"xccllcd corps OF teachers.
city conyenicnces, without city distractions.
Forms reasonable. Write FOR catalogue. j. II.
APPLE, \. NJ, Pres. Frederick. Md.
ivl6-m. W. f~M
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HERES A CHANCE FOR NOT'-AN UPRIGHT
piiTo, only S2i5: SO cash and So Der month
AIIly at FURNITURE STORE, 9e4 eth st. NV
fvlO.lm
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The Damage was Immense.

Middletown. Nov. 11.-A large gang of linemen were at work to-day repair ing the lines of the Southern New Eng land Telephone company between here and Norwich. Communication has been cut off between the two towns and New London since the storm on Monday night. The line between here and eNor- wich has been practically ruined and ii will probably be day or two longer be- fore communication is established again. There are over four miles of telephone poles lying fiat on the ground and the wires are in tangled mass.
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Speeial Ielegram.
From the Managers to the Genuine Fire Sale. 434 and 4ss State street. undnr the WesImnraland Hotel,


 From the Managers to the Genuine Fire Sale. ASA and 4ss State street. under the Westmoreland Hotel;
 "Extend the Genuine Fire sale of clothing for six days longer. Saturday night, November i7.positiveiy the last" This is the order from the manager. and 1t will be obeyed. Come early and avoid the rush. Since this genuine lire sale has started the store has been packed from early morning till late at night, and everything is going surpris- ingly fast. We would advise you not to delay, but come at once and secure your choice Nothing like it ever seen in New Haven before. where such mass of people was seen pushing one another to gain admittance to a store. and well they may be. for never was it known be- fore where fine clothing was sold at such low prices. Remember that this great sale closes Saturday. November i7. As the time of this great sale Is limited everything will go on rapidly. This Is the first time n sale of such extraordi- nary magnitude has ever taken place in this city. and will never occur agin. In order to show what gigantic bar gains will be offered, few prices are mentioned. and remember that this great sale win last for few days only. Ninety cents buys mems pants worth s3.50; s1s5 for fine all wool cassimere pants. hobby styles, worth s. Just thing of 1t! S2.9S takes choice of plaid or striped mems suits, all sizes. worth s1l. and all to match: $S.9S buys splen- did mems suits. 25 styles. worth sl5; s6.1s buys an A tip-top cassimere suit. actually worth SPA: ss.9S buys superb made black and fancy colored worsted suits, actually made to sell for sS5. Just thing of 1t! $3.9S takes elegant ker- sey mems overcoats, all colors and all sizes; will open your eyes. worth Sl4. $6.l9 take extra fine melton dress over coats, with beautiful wool Things, worth every cent of s25. Think again! Here you'll see 1.500 children's suits at 76 cents, with 1.200 better ones, double breasted, 9Sc. and 300 stylish school suits, any size, will let them go at 1.6s, but really worth $35O, and one hun- dred long pants suits for boys, all ages, 2.67, worth $6; with a few more knee pants at cents pair, while they last, and many such bargains, all identically sold as advertised. For the benefit of those who cannot come in the day time the large sales rooms will be kept open until g o'clock every night, and Satur- day, the last time, until Il D. m. Look for red sign which is marked Genuine Fire Sale on front of store. Be sure you are at 434-43S State street, above Court street, under the Westmoreland hotel.
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L'iI-I1. ~ A s 'S.
Rriei Mention.

Rr1ei Mention.
 Buy a new house-R. D. Baldwin.
 High water to-day at $40 a. m. and 9:09 D. III.
 John Denison's barn in Hartford was damaged s1,ooo by fire yesterday after noon.
 Manure specially composted for top dressing lawns. Conn. Concrete Co.,. 49 Church street.
 D. Boschen. the confectioner, con- pletes his twentieth year as mer- chant on Chapel street today.
 The annual reception of the Trinity church home will be held next Thurs day, November 15, from to o'clock p. m. at the home.
 Loyal Star lodge, I. o. O. F., F. M. U., will hold social in Loomis' hall on Thursday evening next and a good time is assured all who attend.
 A mighty good thing'-Royal shoes. Delightful, invigorating Chocolat- Nenier-the best of all beverages, can be had free this week at D. M. Welch & Sons, 2S-30 Congress avenue.
 At the wire works in Fair Haven East nearly the full force of men is working twelve hours a day. In conse- quence of democratic times, however, the wages paid are considerably less than formerly.
 At Humphrey street Congregational church a delightful praise service was given last evening" The church was crowded. At this church also the la dies are preparing to give a bazar and entertainment in the near future.
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WASHINGTON EXCURSIONS,
s All Expepses Included.

All Expenses Included.
 A series of personally conducted ex- cursions to Washington, D. C., during the season of 1s94-1S95, under the aus pices of Hygeia & Recreation Tourist Co.,, designed particularly to accommo- date the people of New England, will be operated via the Royal Blue Line. These excursions will cover period of four days, and rate of s15.OO from New Haven, will include fare for the round trip, accommodations at hotels in Washington, transfers and trip to Mount Vernon. The next party will leave Nov. 10th, and other dates will be announced later. For circular or in- formation call on or address Peck & ishop 7O2 Chapel street.
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By Hartford Anarchists.

Hartford, Nov. 1.-The anniversary CTS was celebrated ir this city to-day by the anarchists. This afternoon the local organization held a meeting and held memorial services for the eight martyrs. It was expected that Herr Most would be present, but for some unknown reason he was not present. Speeches were made by members de- nounctng Chicago justice for convicting the Chicago leaders.
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MllEYsNEEEYS@.
New Haven, Monday. Nov, is. lso,. The yealAer ko-aay--Lskey to 6s far. TELEPHONE No. sn.
NOTICE.
TELEPHONE No. sss.

We desire to return thanks to the people who so liberally patronlzcd our Oriental Rug Sale. If it was losing oper- ation to us, it certainly was one of gain to you. Accept our congratulations. We ask no sympathy in our loss. The wisest merchant can't always plan to MAKE, but, make or break, we're here to please and satisfy the people.
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MAIEfNtErYse.

breaks down ar rne nips. The Armorside" doesn't. Physicians say it prevents many a pain in the back. Dress Makers say. it has much to do with keeping the wrinkles out of the dress. Ws say, that we have taken the sole agsney for the "Armorside in New Haven. They are considered the best value in the market for $I.oo. Your money back, if not as represented.
 Again we put on sale Mon- day morning 25 dozen of the well-known long-waisted No. 8 Sonnette Corsets, acknowl- edged value $I.oo. For this sale, 69 cents.
 Corset Department.
 Saturday finished the Oriental Rug Sale. The Carpet Hall once more assumes its former position. Oriental grandeur cannot dim the luster nor diminish the wear of our Smyrna Rugs, Jap Rugs, Jeypore Rugs, Wilton Rugs, Mo- quette Rugs, etc. As for Carpets, people who want reliable carpet cheap, come here. 1,+
 Carpet Hall, Second Floor.
 Didn't intend to leave out the Women's Underwear yes terday. But anyway the women didn't leave it out of their purchases. We refer to the imported Swiss wool Underwear that, but for the new tariff twist, would have been 79 cents, $I.oo and $1.25 a garment. But now it melts away like snow, un- der the warming prices of 5o 1! 6o and 89 cents :! a gar ment. t....... ...,. -.. Hosiery and Underwear.
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NEW .IDTERTIsEMESrs TO-DAY.

hrnoli's Knit Goods-chas. Monson Co. Complete House Funlshers-bfowh& x onrhhih Conducted Tuurs-John Morse, Dress Goods-Huwe < stetson.
 Daily Chat-Mnllcy. Nicely Co:
 H.Icrtninmenl-drnnd Opera House. EnIcrininncnt-tiyperio Theater; InIcrtnlnment-Pol's Wondeflnnd. Estate Mary Feehan-Probate Notice. ,,rnnd suupp.ng l.mpurlum-f.si .si .Brown Co. Ginvcs-Lins.cy, Root < Co.
 t;rAnula ci SugHr-E. E. Nichols. uvT,e illanEets-I -Iinslcy, Root X Co. itubbcr HSrs, ,CnvrrS--fInsley, Root Co. Rrn! RsitIc-il i'. liretk elder. SIX WaiSls-. N lam Frank X Co. T, T,rrl;ic Ian '-E. Mcintyre X Co. Weather Stl. ,.laslry, Root Co. Muntui--~ F Grand Avenue. Mnntcd-W ,Jressmaker, This oihcc. Wnutul--~i ,.-Huusekecper. West Haven WHntei-- wnllguss-l3. Wall Slrt et. Wnntcd-situAtlbn-Ab Grand Avenue. Want tcd-Situntiun--l3 frhnk'ln street. Wantcd-D.nncrS-M., Box 4oi, city.
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products. Spractel Center Pieces, Artistic Doilies work ed with lovely tinted silks. Bureau Scarfs that beggar description. Then a table loaded with Crepe paper, new speckled and striped edges. Material for paper flowers. Just see once!
 Art Room, Second Floor.
 In Dress Goods we're sell ing an all wool mixed Cheviot Suiting at 25 cents a yard. Another lot, (not all wooD but equally as good for wear, at the same price. There s been brisk selling of the 75 cent Dress Goods. We're not buying any more, but we've taken many things out of the stock marked $1.oo which go on sale Monday at 75 cents. '
 Sterling worth and beauty in the fine India. Twills there in Daylight Square. Bright sparkling colors, but nothing gaudy. Full 1A yds. wide. 37H cents. So sure are we about their value that we declare it, for a like price, un- equalled in this country.
 Dress Goods, Main Entrance, Left.
 Many people have bought, but some may not yet have seen the value in these Che nille Covers.
 A Stand Covers $.@
 GA Table .B
 a s3 /: IS IS
 We challenge comparison with our 64-inch Cream Dam ask Table Linens, at t45 and so cents. The 66-inch Bleach ed Damask, at 62H cents is fully up to it and the 6S-inch at 75 and S5 cents claims same rank. These are chosen with especial reference to ap- preaching Thanksgiving.
 Linen Court. t,asz .e
 Monday is the second day of the three-day three-dolla1
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sold a lot of Nottingham Lace Curtains bought very, very cheap of a certain manufac- turer. They'll be sold at 69c, 9Sc, $I.I9, $I.a5 $I.2e, $i.eS and $a.5o a pair. There are less than 500 pairs of them, but that's all we could get. The manufacturer probably wishes we hadn't procured that many. |,
 They are full length and full width. The floral designs were copied from very expen- sive curtains. It takes no ex- pert to judge what bargains they are. Come early. Bar gain Table No. ?, south cen ter of main store.
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1.-the Baby is Cutting Teeth,

TT tHe n"Uy IF OuttTHR Teeth, Be sure and use that old and well-tried remedy, Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for children allaysall pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhea. 25 cents bottle, sl7 m W and W
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Nutc.-A minus sign l-l preiXed to ther- mou4cter readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 Ar" in connection with rainfall indicates ltrace of rainfall, too small to measure. snow is melted and resulting depth of wate. i known.
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WkArHEn RECORD.

AoRICuLrrRAL n PARTMEST,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 or THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov Il, 1894. sp.m. Forecast for Mouday-For New England: Fair Monday, increasing cIoudiness Tuesiay, rain or snow Wednesday; stationary temper a,urc Monday, warmer Tuesday, northwest winds becoming variable, shifting 10 south Tuesday.
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Bradbury &s Sterling pianos at E. L.. Catlin's, 643 Chapel street. n12 If
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia. Entirely vege- table, Safe. l,4N
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We confess to a failure in the past about proper atten- tion to new and popular books. Consequence is, you will not catch us mapping in our new Book Store. May take a little time, but we're going to have a complete and permanent Book Store. Any book at any time below mar ket price. For example,
 "Marcella, 2 volumes, by Mrs. Humphrey Ward, with the new linen binding for $I.26. Saves you 46 cents.
 About ,2ooo of the new Colum- bus. Series, cloth bound books, 100 different titles, r cents each.
 Popular edition, volume sets, by Hawthorne, Hughes, Irving, Prescott and others. 6ocents the set.
 Book Store, \ :s
 A black and white Window will be ready Monday, show ing up, by the aid of silks, the new leading Laces. Our Lace Counter is often ul- equal, to this task Behold l the Window.
 ~ s-e < g <. EXTRA
 On Bargain Table No. 2, Monday morning, there Il De
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Mean temperature. 3i Max. temperature. M. Min temperature. 50 Precipitation. 0 incnes. Max. velocity oi wind. A-W. Accumulated excess ot temperature since January l. 5G Cc2recs; or III average daily excess of l.T degrees. Total dorr.eucy ot precipitation since Jan uary 1, I095 Incnes.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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-sR No. 3Sk-

5o pieces 38-inch all-wool yacquards and 45-inch all-wool Serges, all best shades. Reg ular price 75c
 59c a yd.
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-sg No. 4N

20 pieces 46-inch all-wool Checked Suitings. Regular price $I.oo. R educed to
 79c a yd.
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-sR No. 5Sk

E pieces 46-inch all-wool Novelties of our own direct importation. Regular price SIPS. Reduced to
 $l.OO a yd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-04-13
4 SAD ACCIDENT.

The two little boys of Mr.. and
Mrs. john Clark. WHO live at Old
Glade Spfing, near this place. met
with a horrible death last Tuesday
morning. Tue father aud mother
had gone about some work some lit.
tie distance from the house, and left
the little ones to themselves in a
room with fire place With fire in it.
Mrs. Clark heard the screams of her
babes and rushed to tue place, but
an awful sight met her eyes. Tho
Youngest one was lying on the floor
dead, its clothing burned off and its
body in crisp. The other ono was
wrapped in flames, and in few mo
meuts its life was ended. A neigh
Dor seeing the smoke and hea.i, q
the screams rushed 10 the house Just
as the frightened mother reached her
dnrlings. These were all tho chill.
dren they had. The oldest ono was
about 3 years and the other about l6
months old. Mrs Clark is almost
distracted with grief. We extend
our sympathy with that of the entire
community to the sorrow stricken
faDily.-Glade Spring Citizen.