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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
me TE-T MILL.
ARRANGEMENTS Comp eted f'r 'h' C'n'c''
r.,y~.n the Two Negroes.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, jan To- ~
were absolutely no Developments IN AZ. re-
gard to the proposed frize-hsne , ,,ron;,v
Tho CHM people are talking as cohiuen''s
~ tu ARRANGEMENTS have been per-
1ec,ed Tor the mill between Harris t amo
Ivatstns. the negroes, at the Opera House
Monday night. The club people nope ,l H',-
ON that occasion the Governor VIII '"V
his hand. .,,.. 80 out
ON Monday night George sier, OF IN
caeo. Will referee the contest win II. IL
Naughton. OF the San Francisco EAN'''',','
as time-keeper. Billy Taylor VIII se0o, on
Watkins. and Pat. Reedy VIII peiio''' '''0
same office for Harris.
Nnparently Governor Mitchell Is as de,
termineG TO prevent the Corbett-Ail'chei'
nght as ever. He spoke to a lase mass
meeting near Tallahassee yesteruaS, 80 So
announced his determination 10 uphoiu w
neace and dignity OF the state. report
saw that the Governors utterances "ei'
enthusiastically cheered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

roacnh BRYAN. Lewis Ginter, Z. II. Mayo,
s Ruford, and John r. r. Anderson,
whose terms OF office had expired. The
hallot.ng resulted in the election OF
Ncssrs Liehtfoot Worm!ey, John IL.
LYONS. Dudley Mcdonald. Col. 10. Lane
stern. and John Currie. After the meet
INK had adjourned the board Of managers
met and elected Mr.. E~ ID. Christian
president; MIR. Thomas Atkinson. vice,
president Levin Joynes. secretary, ana
$. u. Crenshaw, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Tobaccon;sis 10 Meet.

A most important meeting will be held
IN Richmond at the Tobacco Exchange
Monday. All branches Of the tobacco
trade VIII be represented. Resolutions IN
reference TO the revenue laws as they
now stand will be presented and acted
upon. The free-leaf clause OF the inter
nal revenue bill viii also be considered
ard they will petition the Ways ana
Means Committee TO make no Increase OF
the tax on tobacco manufactured IN
America In any OF It's forms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Fulton News.

A very pleasant reception occurred in
the parlors Of the residence Of Mr.. A.
Mandy, on Fulton street. last Thursday
evening when the daughter Of the host.
Mrs. William Morgan. left for her home.
in Bowie. Tex. A large number OF friends
were present. and very enjoyable even
ing was passed.
Mr.. George Armstead, of Mathews coun-
ty. Va, is visiting Mr. William Arm
stead, on Nicholson street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
A Sfnhlr " rpPi.

At 217 o'clock this morning an alarm
Of fire was turned in from box ~ flames
having been dicovered in the stable OF
Mr.. ID. A. Brown. at No. 2lS south fine
street. The department responded prompt
~. but were unable to do more than pre-
vent the fire from spreading. The stable
was totally consumed. and with 1t a horse
wagon belonging 10 Mr. Brown. Inc
cause OF the FIRE IS unknown, but cir
cumstances seem TO point TO the fact
that IL was set afire. Loss about so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Iproperfy Transfers.

Rlchmond Octavia X. Frawner 10
Stella Frawner. eSl-4 feet on the west
eide ~ Belvidere street, near High. 500:
IT, ". Siggins and wife to Francis Il.
Pratt - feet on the west side OF Pine
street. near Beverly $500; 10. Lane
stern. special commissioner. to John
U. Anderson, . feet on the north side OF
broad street. near Brook avenue. $500:
Armistead Walker and wife TO ArmiS-
tad Walker. Jr.. Is ~ feet on the east
side OF Seventh street, between Baker
and Preston. 5000.
Honrico: James II. Barton and wife
10 Lula A.. wife Of w. A. Witt lots 8
ana 8. in block II, Barton Heights, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
FREE con tyD LUMBER.
4 strong PRO est Prom the Norfolk Cham :

4 S,rorc pro est FROM the Eo''"'A
De-. .f Clrm -.
NORFOLK. VA. Jan. l3.-special.-Ihe
Chamber OF Commerce, at a meeting To-
nipht adopted a strong series OF reso'u-
-. ..o,osting against coal and lumber
S nJTS p mt upon the free list. They de-
clare that virginia and West ", s,, vlrslnls
eoai for st,Dment from Lamberts foine
ana Vewport News. employing some
3 ooo vessels for cargo and supplying Ivy
steamships with fuel; tnat 'n, ,se EASTERN ,s IN
mis- coal goes to ports on the eaS'ei -
coaet for steam purposes. 8.
no mt coal on the free list wiil' IL -
asserted destroy the trade of the sou,ner
80 =, 90 ooo received on coal imports. Inc
reso,,,tions declare that it is a discriIilila
ton against virginia. coq and BECAUSE @ as'e Of
:. ''o, a,,r,itv 10 Nova Scotia. virginia
and and West Virginia members are urged &c
resist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan. Bone man died
to-day from injuries received when the
drawbridge over Newtown creek collapsed
last night. TWO bodies were recovered
to-day from the mud in the creek. seven
men are still missing who were known
TO have been on the bridge. Ihcre Is also
an uncertainty as 10 the rate OF eiet e,
men who were employees OF the chemical
works and who have not been seen since
the accident.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

The following cases were tried before
Judge witt in the Hastings Court yes
terday:
Berta Wharton and Bette Wharton.
i"O white women who were arrested just
before Christmas charged with stealing
rings from MIR. John +. I<ohler and Spott
q spott, were found guilty and fined
80 each
Nelson Taylor (colored). charged with
stealing a lot of iron from the Allen &
'inicr branch OF the American Tobacco
company. Acquitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
The CLAW Ward tctIvas.

The regular meeting of the Clay Ward
Actives was held In Belvidere Hall last
night at o'clock. President Snead in the
chair There were two resolutions adopt
ed. one, inviting all candidates or aspi-
rants for city offices to be present at the
next meeting; the other. one Of sympathy
for X. NJ Taylor upon the death Of his be-
loved mother. The club was addressed
by Messrs. Il. ID. Starkc and John +.
Meredith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
A Teclluicalifv.

"How did Mistah Jackson come out
VIII "a trouble VIII De deacons?"
Does you hab reference to de trial dat
de hen-house 'currence gave rise to-?
Oats what / means.
Hes reinstated In membahship, he IS
"Golly! | thought 1t war clah case.
Non dccdy. What dey charged in
wild was chickens. an Gey couldn't prove
muffin but tub keys
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

On Friday, February I'd. there wiz De
nresentcd at Belvidere Hall. for the pene-
m OF the Sacred Heart church, the cie'er
play. 1.-The Loan of Lover.
A competent amateur cast Wi, 1snas .,
the piece. and II will be preceded py vocal pea,
music. The full programme ana cast "n
be announced In Tuesdays pspen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
THE CITY cIRCUIT COURT.
Giles b. jackson, the CoIored Lawyer, Goes
RehiDd the Record.

The following suits were instituted in
the city Circuit Court yesterday: Gallego
Mills AGAINST J. Dellman, $50; Old Do
mimic, Iron ana Nail Works against the
Vulcan Iron Company. SOP; Kingan
co against J. 4. Siegel, Sll9S2. Fannie
poffiebeimer against a. II. and Rosa
Kaufman. S11102; Caroline Tillinghast
lee an infant, who sues by her next
,iend. Thomas A. Lee, against George
". Parsons. 5000; W. r. Johnson against
w. p. Anderson & CO., $52o26; John I.
anderson against Il. w. Powell, S2SJ.'S.
Denies the soft Imp achm~nt.
Two suits are also entered on the record
AGAINST Giles 3. Jackson. the colored law
YER by Lewis =. WinstOn-one for SID
and one for SOS. The first is marked
Judgment confessed" but the defendant
denies the soft Impeachment In the fol-
lowing communication:
Editor Times. l see in the locals or the
afternoon papers that Giles i. Jackson
has confessed judgment in favor OF Lewis
j.. Winston upon two notes-one for S2So
and the other for Sil5, with interest, &c.'
10 the Circuit Court.
Il will say that such are not the facts
and this "a entirely a mistake, as / have
not been into the Circuit Court for three
weeks. and that no one holds any legal
authority 10 act for me in such capacity
While Mr. Winston claims that l owe
aim slG he has not delivered TO me the
goods upon which he bases his claim. as
] hold his receipt TO the contrary. and am
prepared 10 protect my rights in the
premises. Respectfully,
GILES b. JACKSON"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
The Funeral Of Nrs Curtis

The funeral OF Mrs. John A. Curtis.
from ST. Johns Episcopal church yes
'erday at noon. was very largely attend
90 by the friends OF the stricken hus-
band and family, and the services were
s"eetly impressive and solemn. The in
ptiment was made In Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

A small docket and small crowd greet
cd his Honor, Justice Crutchneld, yester-
cay morning. There were three or four
minor cases disposed OF. They were mostly
Observation-Disclosures resulting from the 100
free use or old rye.
The following judgments we're rendered
Friday from the civil docket:
l.. a. j.. Smith In favor OF James
w. Martin.................. -
Patrick Grace in favor OF G. w.
Anderson d Observation-Disclosures. Is 40
Joseph Rose in favor Of NJ. NJ.
Williams ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
A Spies i'm favor Of Kratz Fruit
and Candy Company ................... 90
William Marshall, Jr., In favor OF
Charles a. Rose. ........................S 10
Mary Il. Brown in favor Of DR.. J.
C. peaton OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ w
Samuel Kaufman in favor OF Isaac
Michael ...........-...........' I"
Il. w. Lowe in favor Of j. ii. Eas-
ton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W
II. w. Lowe and j. III. Signaigo In
favor of j. III. Easton. w
NJ. c. Staples & Co. in favor of The
Times Company ........-.-...'.....''''io oi
Il. +. Turner & Co. in favor OF MIS-
r. H. Brown. ....................'.. 49, :"
Il. c. Crenshaw in favor OF ID. b.
! Cox OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
-. $. Hardy in favor OF Johh l. 90
Goddin ............'.''- -, ~
II. l.. Lange IN favor OF Johh l.
Goddin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '''oA W
+. II. Burwell in favor Of Burke
Clothing House. -. 10 %
T. s. Burlcy in favor Of w. r.
Iebcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
J. II. Wood In favor Of J. Il. Mont
eomery ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 20
w. j. Snellinger in favor Of J. i.
| Montgomery ................'..''. .''-l -
c. n. Wood in favor Of j. 4. Mont
gomery .............''..''., '''i -
J. II. Wood in favor Of Montgom-
ery e Bull .......................'.'' ...''lO 10
Carroll Taylor in favor Of M.
| IIfrehbprp OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. W
NJ. b. Oberdorfer In favor OF Salo-
monsl,y & Co......................... ...'.46 %
| Il. II. Watson in favor OF Nc
| Adams & Berry ............... '''ov -
Osborne Watson in favor Oh NC =,
| Adams g. Berry ......-.......'. ,.'''i 20
H. Tate Evans In favor OF T. W. ~
| Holt .................'''.' 80 w
w. w. Sturdevant in favor OF W.
| w Currie. ................''..''..'. - %
oshorue Watson In favor OF Mrs.
A ID Hewitt.................. "
John Il. Culpeper In favor oil III
| d. r. Edwards. ............''. $50 "
John b. Culpeper in favor OF west :. u,
Johnston & Co........................ ...'4b "A
ID. w. Bowles in favor OF l. NJ 90 ~
| Binford .................'...'' w
Indy and w. 7. Barghah al lawn 3, o.
| of Y H. Hawks..........+....... '.'''''''A o.
rita and Lewis Stewart in favor
NJ y ~ Thomas. ............''..' 80 ''"O w
Eliza and Lewis stewart ana D. H. p, ~
HES in favor Of r. y. Thomas. ....bl W
c. r. Lukehard and Hare IL tucker 80 10
IL favor of II. A. McCurdy .........''5z OS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
CLOAKS AND CApES.

We have still on hand about nAy
Jadies' Winter Cloaks These are an
this seasons purchase. and inclg re sons ,''
OF our most desirable garments, i"v ,s yny
US more expensive MAN most purchasers
wanted. We have made the price now
less than the cheaper grades. Inns
Your opportunity II you have sa''"e"'
" All I1s our $3.50. s27. s25. and SO cloaks
The remainder OF our cheaper graass %
Ladies' Cloaks are cut In price III '"'''
ps r,bre are still forty Gretchens on hand.
al aoas ana qualiiies. The price on SONG
a. a. c,,, IN half: Others oDe-third less. ana
I'll much below manufacturers cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Clmmnnwealih Cluh Officers.

Tie annual meeting Of the Common
wealth Club was held at the building OF
Ms club on Franklin street last night
mere was a large attendance Of mcm-
Dsfs. as much interest was felt In the
.lecllon Of FIVE members Of the board Of
governors 10 take the places OF Messrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

Gray Bossieux. Frank W. CUNNINGHAM.
and y. Leslie spence. Lleutenants Carl
son. Goode. and letter. OF Company ~
Lieutenant Eukcr, OF the Stuart noIse
Guard; Licutcnants boswell, Shackeiioru'
and Mills OF Company T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
DR. DUCHANAN's Offer
parorted That IL. Has Been Elected Presi-
-. IL m. rLnn.as InlNrrsltN-

ASHLAND. VA, Jan. 15.-Special.-lt
&c semi-ofticially reported that john H.
puchanan. at one time State Superin-
tendent OF Public Education Of virginia
has been elected president OF the IN
dustrial University of Arkansas. Dr.
buchanan now occupies the char Oh
Latin at Randoph-M Macon College here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

The meeting Of the Disciples Union OF
Richmond and Manchester at the Seventh
Street church this morning VIII De q,
great interest to that denomination, ana
the Disciples will generally be present.
The choirs Of the four churches VIII uhlte
~ tho musical programme. Rev Il. ID
Powers, OF Washington. will preach. Tie
services will close with the Lords supper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
CHILOREA'S CAPES.

co,orea silk and Plush Caps, that were
cSc and nc. all reduced 10 Use. ,.s
Finer Grade coIored SILK ana rduSn
cans that were 81, now reduced 70 "v'
special Offering OF White Cotton Laos
and Hamburg Embroideries, that "eIs
To- he. and 25c. per yard. now redeee'
70 3c'. &C., Sc. and l0c. To close
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Trimmed Hats and Bonnsis.

We have been compelled. on account
=, having sold out so closely. 70 trim up
more Hats They are SOLD ~ the ~
.''''.a teSt over Our trimmers are sun
" work. and all orders VIII reeei's
prompt and careful atteati2n. 40. .k
No charge for trimming Hats this week
II material Is purchased here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
J. welry. pIamord- and "at he..

at auction, Last week. Many OF the
richest and most choice goods stll re-
main unsold and Will be offered during
the present week. and the sale VIII
positively close on Saturday evening the
handsome store fixtures VIII be offered
for sale on Saturday at 10 A. NJ.
Goods must be sold regardless OF cost.
and without limit or reserve
s. L. BLOOMBERG. Trustee,
III. NJ. MOSES COMPANY.
T IL French. auctioneer $50 Main ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
KAUFMAN & CO..
JANUARY
REDUCTION SALE.

We call special attention 10 rev o.
,hn MANY BARGAINS to be founu hei"
t', Tb, TIsT worsted MIttens. navy
brown, and black, 81. oo,o,s assorted
Misses Mittens, various colors' asSoi'''
sizes. reduced 10 i5c., lOc., 2oc. ,,.,,o
Ladies' Black silk Mittens' extra '"''S'
at 45c. ,1.,..oa pootees Sc.
,,attsr GRADES al 12c.. l5c., ana zoc'
ChildTen's Vests. open down the 'front.'
oil sizes reduced 20 lvc. ,on
al sdies' Egyptian Wool Balbrlsgah
STANDARD quality zoe. Ribbed 'esu' 'e-
uJ Extra good values offered on complh, a,
lion suits for children and Ladies, Ia
finer grade Vests and rants a'
price. ,a,,or r.oecins fer
Dyyyo,rsted Leggin5 for Children, "hiso
ord coIors at reduced prices ,,,-.,
Jersey Cloth Legslns ior m i'', he way up'
| In black only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
TelegrapIllc IlrryilIes.

The Harrsville Wooden Mills at Noon-
socket. T. j., was destroyed by IKE 'n''
morning. Loss, SJOO,OUO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
A Drive in
silk Umbrellas.

We have just closed cut, from one ,. OF
the most celebrated makers 81 F lpe
ner' Clogg q Co. of New YORK.
dozen OF their famous sILk ~
BRELLAS at less than cost OF MANU-
facture. they are 26-inch size. suita-
bic for ladies or pentlcmen. Lhey con- con-
sist LARGELY Of the Beau brunilSn
and Cupid styles, which are the small
eel tlrht-rol umbrellas MADE anu
ADAPTED for a walting-cane as wen al, as
an umbrella. They are made n OF SIR SIN,
i'm black. blue. and red, with SIX COY
ers In match. The handles are ~
hand painted Dresden Aluminium
and the newest designs ia natural
Sticks, both trimmed and yntr I'm ~ S,i.
W. snail offer the entire lot tO.mor-
row ON our second ll0Or at just inc
r merrfacturers' wholesale price, ana
less than this famous make OF UNI nna-
breilas was ever before 9hereh;; ih ,he
are Six qualities all TO bc sold AT the
f,tf.v-fnw pfirGs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

% remnants fine APRON CHECK
GINGHAAlS, brown, biue' anu sreen'
iepoths . 10 3 IL yards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
Dress GinShamS.

Fine ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, In
checks plalds, and stripes. light ana
medium col0rs. lengths OF TO 10 yards
Reonlar nrice. - &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14
SOC each.
Table Cloths.

Six odd TABLE CLOTHS. frlnged
ttaeS some in red and white. that sold
~ $50, marked $50, and some In
white and salmon and plain white,
reduced from - TO s.. and from - TO
$l7J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-14

We have collected together an nt,, me
TnLPPEN'S VESTS and PANTS. In white
ard gray. that sold at 81, $50, and ;.
a garment, and offer choice or the lot
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-08
From show to Sale.

The impressive exhibition of Oriental rugs, carpets, etc., at Malley, Nicely & Co.'S has ended. The sale will begin this morning promptly at 10:30 o'clock, let the weather be what it may. We wonder if people fully comprehend the magnitude and significance of this sale. Over 12,000 worth of rare Oriental rep resentatives of antiquities to be sold at just what you see fit to give for them. Of course, it would be unbusinesslike for any one firm to put into their regular stock at retail, such a large amount of Oriental skill and patient industry, yet in this way (by public sale) the people have one golden opportunity to choose from the finest genuine stock, just what they want, at their own figures. Cata- logues free.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-08
LOCAL NL U ,.
Briei Mention.

Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.
 Concrete walk laid and repaired. Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church.
 High water to-day at GA q. ID. and 7:03 p. m.
 Fine stock of Bradbury pianos. E. L. Catlin, 643 Chapel street.
 MT. and Mrs. Don s. Thompson left yesterday for weeks stay in Boston.
 The firm of Platt & Thompson has been dissolved, MT. Thompson retiring.
 Paul Roessler and daughter, Miss Beatta Roe%sler, are home from visit to New York.
 s. Isodore Bradley of Washington, D, C., brother of General E. E. Bradley. is in town for few days, guest at the Elliott house.
 The New Britain high school team and the Yale law school team play foot ball at the Electric field in New Britain this afternoon.
 Miss Maud Smith, music teachr ofe Seymour, has returned home after making weeks stay with Miss Bernice Woodruff of 51 Lafayette street.
 The first grand promenade concert and ball of the Associated Hebrew Charities was held in Harugari hall last evening. The grand march was led by President Bonoff and wife, led by 2Oo couples.
 In Bridgeport election night the Tip pecanoe chorus, followed by a crowd of enthusiastic admirers, called upon ex- Mayor Marigold, when the election of the ex-mayor was assured, and sere- naded him with number of their ex- cellent campaign songs. Each selec- ton brought prolonged cheers from the throng.
 Attorney c. M. Robinson, son of Judge Robinson of Middletown, and who was a reporter for the COURIER while at Yale, was elected judge of pro- bate ot Middletown Monday, and as- sumes the duties of the office January l. MT. Robinson will discontinue his connection with Judge Henney of Hart ford upon assuming charge of this office.
 A very attractive and effective con- position is the new Christmas song en- titled "A Prince of Peace" by E.A.Par- sons. It was written for and dedicated to Miss Emma Estella Potts of the New York Ladies' quartet, which is to ap- pear here next week. It may be had in two keys and is published by William A, Pond.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-08
TO-DAY (TH URsDAY) AT Q 4. M.

Commences the Genuine Fire Sale of Cloth.
 ing-Baiance af This La gs Stock to be
 Sold at 20 Cent. on the Dollar, at AsA and
 S3s State Street. Under tho westmoreIan nd
 Hotel. New Haven.
 New Haven will be filled with joy at
 such astonishing low prices for fine clothing, as a speedy settlement must
 be made. The like of 1t was never known of before in New Haven, where fine ready made clothing is sold so cheap. It certainly will take the people of New Haven and surround ings by surprise. Just think, an actual saving of 80 cents on every dollar spent. People will come hundreds of miles to attend this unusual sale. If you value money you will not miss this oppor- tunity. Winding up prices. Ninety cents buys mems pants worth $350 $l.s5 for fine all wool cashmere pants, hobby styles. worth s5. Just think of 1t! s2.9S takes choice of plaid or striped mems suits. all sizes, worth $1l, and all to match. s3.9S buys splendid mems suits, 25 styles, worth s15. $6.19 buys an Al tip-top cassimere suit, actually worth SPA ss.9s buys superior made black or fancy colored worsted dress suits, actually made to sell for $S5. Just think of it! $3.98 takes elegant kersey mems overcoats. all colors and all sizes; will open your eyes; worth S14 S6.19 takes extra fine melton dress overcoats, with beautiful wool Things, worth every cent of S25. Think again; here you'll see fifteen hundred chill dren's suits at 76 cents, with 1900 bet ter ones, double breast, 9Sc; and five hundred styles school suits, any size, will let them go for $1.6S, but really worth s3.50; and one hundred long pants suits for boys, all ages, $267, worth s6; with a few more knee pants at cents a pair while they last, and many such bargains, all identically sold as advertised. For the benefit of those that cannot come in the day time the large salesroom will be kept open until o'clock every night, and the last time, until Il p. 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 Vest moreland hotel.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-08

People are often dissatisfied, even the best people, and com mon mortals surely can hope for nothing better.
 We have had customers be- fore now that found fault with their Furniture and were dis appointed with thsir Carpets, but" they would exclaim as their faces frightened, !" that Range you sold me is just perfect--it's the best Range I ever saw or heard of" We have more of them for sale and the price is low.
 BROWN & DURHAM,
 Complete Houseturnishers, ORANGE AND CENTER STREETS. ,., a,. Cash or Credit. 5. |.