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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26
Wanted 10 ne

Atienle Ga. Fehrarfg about "a
o'cl2cly i1pignt Slnns womnu namcd
Nina woqd WAS found Ia q stair OF IN
,effs agony ~ pDiier officer ut mo
pision drpot, SHE stated that she Ola MOI
oHre 10 I've, but had ,aken 4 dose ~ mos
Prime 10 pat IN end - her c8rihiy tron-
slea, She % from Harnesv,iie ana cnfao
here FOR work sha VIE tglabie 10 Ind
&, from her own peconni, AMI fonisht
aAd an enxagtgneri Is NEST n young man
81 o'osork Tho pnrp0ac % uhis engage
infnt shedid non sisltel bur me hhs's TINT
uppoimst hour, She then became doubly
delpundent hni Took morphine she II
now a. The bosbta ginew9ng n great
aEony between ne ana dsain.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

New york. INadaAFY zS.-1'hf week
prtdnetl 10 he nlointuioug ftr rhn fjpt
hall fnghi6,a4Ia pf she cslnift, fqt H9 it
iutfr-unsvcn1ty coiuulAfqn which fNf
peers II beId seFeni saihon AMI come
~ drfltffe fs1izu1io1 ~ nfxf tsfufs
any. The i4i1tt Hfn W. aiken M dnt
caAftf1iy c4hdl4feis AMI aver mature
deliha,1is1n a1J Hegtsul meetings ~
I9rt WI ~ made. pf9poNas certain
cilSuFta a1zirfh VII updptifftly ~ a.
celyic1 IN tta ffa phase ~ I'yllefDpl
Yale Har-ari peun+5 1a'a Ard tlr1
bT The country III )4fne
The icrIsAfora are Waiter Camp. Valet
pr VI a. B7Q0is H.py4rli Alekaad.T
sy.yanl1 ana i1r. Paul j. Daaa.tli. The
uuiV-rity Attdttic rllD Gould not hnY.
qelIefas . bet1ar nttnl clnmitfcc. Al
haf.s bten ablo piaNfFui Brooks and
Lashiali arc me star onsclnL ~ tre
cJuBtry. while Monstf Ali Camp ctu
oil me shoes u the referee and umpire
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

Lexington, KY, February IA hlk sen-
paiion vus ceused late this AFTERNOON,
When MAYOR u pnnean nav maieted
for consrifins win his eon Harry, 70
kg-kiu1 y, = baxter, ~ the Morning
1rananrlnt Lnfe Saturday ire mayor was
Indicted fcf iiheling p1xtes AMI for tres,
paHriAE. and liH ach for cutting Ito teie-
phone wlne gpd dfsfWgug his plrt3l ID, Two
different men. The rranBtflni people were
indicted Tor ilbelins iiie mayor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

New York reVrnafg spowstoun
exten1lag Frdn the Mississippi p ~ AZ
iqHilo and from tho lakes ainioai % .ha
sult y rasips and nttnfsly en.q Weather
over the entire section a reported
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

NEW YoRK.--N. u. Young. the urcsi-
dent q the National hase ban league
ms arranged for a Convention in this
clty this dase. when the major. as wen
senrcd hy dcegafes 20 that the entire
base bai affairs OF TIM country caA be
senufi haf3re the opening az tha cham
plonsA'p season. The southern, E1Stern.
~ eler1 aNi some % tbs int rrsinta
leagues are an 10 have deiarrts4
An npss'tetrt meeting Of the National
ltayue viii alsp be held aud the schetnle
VIII be anroulcetl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26
20 PER CENT
FOR WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY ONLY.

Eng to the immense success of sale last Wednesday
me unfayorabe weather, storeroom was crowded
y customers, and Silks were being cut oil like PC
pso out Tor the that many Of our customers ex
eu regrets at being unable to venture out ana lake
'auaee q our liberal offers, have determined %
s' inns Sale and give them another opportunity 70 ouy
PFs't price '
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26
ToDAY,s HveNrs
ihc Posts nuIIcun with what WIN
"hsptrc This Day IhrouEh-
out the Country

KANSAS CITY,. V. Mcnamara the
~ pfsseS~ who was arrested some weeks
~ iYF SANDER and iacarcnated in tha
S,iilty jail Vas recently released on bail
~ me criminal court. Ia the case IN
NlSen ne was conv9c,cd before nf sl,n-
nes.hs Father Villain J, naton and
was ssntencel 10 serve ono var in ,he
eglf,y iaH ami pay dae OF 500, he was
~ 9unrl TO eve bail In the sum OF $1,000
lne amount aSed nv Justice Nttshni, whom
ae salewfi Mcnamara appeal In each
q the other two cases n N.hlfh bn il.
charged with s.andarlng rather rhgmas
Life and Mother Rose Vincent
JVdge WofrCrl fixed the bail al 800 max
ins me ioial bail IN the three crises $3.50
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STATE AGENTS ron

Betting, Hose. Paekinss. Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Split Pulleys.
fto9 woRTHINGToN.
so nv, m Pumps
BRADFORD Is. iNn
Leather Ssns
METROPOLITAN INJE, Is.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LusRIcA.
MAGNOLIA METAL co.
Magnolia Anti-F'rietion Metal
N & G. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NlASARA STAMPING AND TOOL. Co.
Timers Tools and Supplies.
CoVEL MANUFACTURING co.
Saw Gpmmcrs, Swases, Etc.
We carry full stock OF the above al
enutaetgrers' prices, and solicit your
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

SING SING iatt" Johnson, the no
g'm who murdered Engineer Emil Kukel.
morn year ago 4 t. bh elaclrecutel
IBIS week. lie has made a faii coafes-
sion The murier was committed parsAy
cor Mulberry.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

NEW YORK, THE first ineer-istionn
vine, splrit beer and tobacco exhtbitsor
VIII be held al Madison SQUARE Gar,iei
during the week commencing today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

CINCINNATI. The ohio pure Esd
Ehdw opsns IN Music hail today and VIII
be in progress for three weeks.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

MONTREAL. -,aiontraal's civic inaurn-
ration q her newly elected city officials
takes place today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-26

CLEVELAND 0tiso.-Tde big annual
1a1ieiTul sale OF hiehbred trotiers opens
here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07

The members Of the Young Mems
AMI the Young Ladies' Mutual liu'
pfovemsnt associations Of the Utah
Stake had q very enjoyable time in
their annual con errnce, which COM
menceJ last Friday and closed yeat,r.
dAy. The ward chOifH Of the Stake
during the conference have given thre
concerts Ia the Stake atefnaclr
which have boon greatly enjoyed,
and showed a great improvement
over tho concerts gwen year ago ~
the Young Peoples Conference me
Young Ladies' conference was held
Saturday and was we'll attended,. Ter
ritoriAl President l.. =, Taylor was In
attendance and addressed the young
ladies IN n pleasing aud encouraging
mAnuer. Tue portions Of Friday anu
Saturday not devoted 10 concerts ofo
taken up by business meetings OF t.t
two associations.
Yesterday the Y. NJ. 81. 1. conferences
wins hold In the tabernacle AMI was
largely attended. President Joseph n.
Smilh aud Elder Is. n. Roberts we're
down from salt Lake Ciiy, anu stake
President Smoot aud his c0unsel0fs,
together with the Y. NJ. NJ. 1. stake
officers aud other prominent Wofkvfs
In educational matters occupied the
stand. Tho report OF stake sulotin.
dent KeoleT OF this condition Oi tue
Y. NJ. NJ, 1. A. was very encouraging,
showing an increased interest IN mu.
tual IMPROVEMENT work In the Stake
Prof. Brimnaii, Prot Is. Clun Jr. anu
Elder IS. "A. Rlbutla also spoke, urging
upon the members Of the association
stuuy anu intellectual development
making tho knowledge OF the priuci'
pies OF the Gospel n foundation upon
which TO build tnelr educational btruc.
ture.
In the afternoon President Joseph T.,
Smith delivered an eloquent anu iu'
stTuoliyo discourse.
In the evening Elder b, II. Riberls
leotured upon the sublect Of aguOfIicism
~ large anu attentive audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07
PROVO.
Provo, UrAu May, 1884
IN LEGAL CIRCLES.
suits Against Salt Lake County aud
Irrigation Companies for Damage''


In the case OF the Western Loan d
Savings Co. vs. 81. J. Hudson ct az
defendants' motion Tor contInuanco
was sustained and the case was con
tinued flf the tetm.
The case Of Richard BfefeiOu, re-
celyof, We Warren y. Dusenbefry 81 al
10 COMPEL defendants 90 pay up SUI
scflbrd unpaid stock In the Sun tOun'
dry & Machine Coz terminated N
favor OF defendants, on n m'iDn 10
nOnsuit. r
me case Of Julia J. Jones " Utah
County Savings Bank aud Nat NJ
Bugham was settled by deiendauH
withdrawing answer and Cling dls'
claimer, which cause d decree TO be
given I'm favor OF plaintiff. rus case
grew out " the s. \. Jones failure last
summer. lie had tfansiefred realty 10
Mrs. Jones, shortly before the failure
aud the bank, an order 10 secure clhims
against MIR. Jones, attachei On e
pfemlses Of Ntrs. Jones, claiming that
MI. Jones was ins1lvent when he
made the transfer He has siucs been
ablo 10 satisfy the bank, which accounts
TOT the termination Of the suit.
A suit OF Albert ". Carrier W
Sheriff Brown ct al, Of Utah county,
was heard by Judge Smith. Sheriff
Brown had an execution ngaiuit
Albert T. whipple, who foli come
land to the plaintiff. The sherlh levlol
on the land 10 satisfy the execution,
claiming that TIE land was Transferred
for the purpose Of deitauding Mt.
Whipplc's creditors.
Judge Smith heard the evidence anu
took tho case unurr advi1gmcnL
In the case Of william Fefgu on "
Salt Lake county and several salt Lake
irrigation companirs, plainiii' de-
mufrer 10 crosa,oomplalnt was sus'
tained and demurrer 10 answer was
overfuled.
This suit IL brought againsl Salt
Lake county aud several Salt Lake
irrigation comrades, Tor rye damages,
claimed 10 have been sustained hy De.
Pendants backing up the water 10 Utah
lake above the cnmpTomiie point, ut
the Point ~ the Mountain, aud caus'
lug plaintifis lands 90 be ovetii)wej.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07
l
JOHN DAVIS,

Irssb and aa.t Moau Of all
kiudt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07

Manager Cutler aud nuperinle ndeut
Granger, Of .thu Lrhi sugar work, OK
peot 10 leave for Europe ia n Tow days.
They will visit France, Germany nnl
other augar-beet producing cuunlfius,
for the purpose Of becoming acquainted
with the culture OF urelHaud the manu-.
fuctuTe OF sugar in those countries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07

rIALis BAsuIL
w. L. PRICE & CO,
lulH and coils. dealers ih
ION ffH. fmItH htHunIrH.
iiguottpHCcs paid Tor p0uiiiry
cad prupueg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07
FOR PLEASANT DAYS,

Pleasant associations are
in order, and you need an
outfit in harmony with such
surroundings. You can
look pleasant pnd feel
plelsanter when You are
equipped for it in one ofour
we'll made and stylish
Spring and Summer Suits.
Everybody in Salt Lake City
should look our sto,k over
carefully before buying. A
nobby Suit will cost you
very little money mt the
great reductions in prices
we ARE Offering this spring.
Some things are too goodto
last. That's the case with
our stock and prices, and
this hct makes II risky to
wait
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-07
Real Estate
For Sale or Trade In all parts
OF the city. Jay h. Stephens,
% Union Nat.oral Bank
Building.

- Union Major az LailN
Building
HAVE a NEAr 3 HOoMEp HOUSE,
] win INii rdds ID ground. iu che east uarl
I'D tHf CIV. Tor $3.50 Elav terms IHy %.
stephens. % Union Rational hauk block
uHCk DuITAB. Win 81 Rooms.
"A 6.NI1l feet OF ground city wHter. good
lawn. near corner 200 tHHt and fth south COG
fI sol. sout terms jay o. stephens, ID
Union National Blnt block.
rt'u TRADE, 90 coon uUmniNG iur-.
i1 tbo north and wost part o. iH. Gun,
usuk block
I HAVE a FINE TAUM or g ACHES
4 suitable tor fruit, vegetable. uaIfY 1r gem
raising Joy g. stephens, 90 Union National
,TJ BuY-uoME or TO 90 H0uu
u house, between iri ouil aII ri -irgrt
pay ffom ts.nIJ io is..I cIsh, jaI o. stephens
% Union SatouHl uina
NAVE a NuMHEE or BUYER ToU
city property. .a'se hnNuf lf'ptry ~
ttophona
DAS,u AND FARM LAND 10 TRADE
IN Cor rIiT property. before HU'tIuE ON any
lfade come a1q 10 mc. Jay o.. stephens, %
~ rou NAVE a nousE YOU WANT
i rented qHigk, come and 500 jay o.
sicphons Union National nans.
IOB HEST-
A noon COTTAGE. rUGVi uEp.
~ $500. l0 r8ou house. furnished modern.
GIUI room 1.stury UfUE. nicely located
aud nicely furnished Cor 500 8 Groom
cottage. furnished SOD. uI Jay % stephens.
D. Union N1uouaI Hank
L NEGOTIATE LOANS AT s LOW RATE
Il of Interest. call and aac ma, Joy o.
siephoHs.
lfyou have cily of farm property so
want ~ sell or Irado dor't itIl 20 call uu
JAY R. STEPHENS,
| Room % Union National Balk Block.
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Public Hotirts.


1)osr OFFICE NOTICE.
lshouId be read DALI by all interested, as changes
may occur at any timsl !. 90 ,vm o,o..
ssPs3MfrlY IN all es;e.ll "a At shs 9sise' z; f iSliG SSRrH
BKAlu.. per steamship orisen Via Bar6adoes Para.
and Nanaos detIer Tor other parts OF Brazil must
MoSD%Ys@xs.srP, NJ. fr BELIZE, coRTEz,
and GUATEMALA. per steamship saltwater from
wE RsS sssSRinlI 4 p 4 r. Tor arG sRi GfT S'' diTect, per
ssiIs ssst:a = s;!f;;' st::tss * 'f%:SSSs'ss ~ ssi e hG 3iS;i F
4 $ss,t S;sEER5rs$ :;Ii:: Z. !, SS 81; I 4 = $! 81 . 4 S& i SS !
Ssns letter: i%g TasiiS. ana pTqSis:S u y i
f,refftTg sRTb tcoiRsffGGz. TsSH, s%esssmshiip AwSandereI9,,
from Nes orleans az 5P. y. for CxfE COLONY
rHt tph 1. M fe9 hEss%EbAi PA steam;
!,.!a Y 4,5&A y u: !, if 4 S & : ~ 4. f a HsiR S;s$Si' !:
LASp, 20 ;i,aipsr from 70 p ai4tSri R,co a,r.c, NJ,
..%eIssS.Siip fori &5luiS%h, fo"U Noo u~r'', po'
BPSS S 't ss sasSP a. cf 4. fa i of From Pc. rh .ssss.
ia.s bs Sissse r - : SS:ss:sSIsss i. e. = i. "a S!. ssSr;
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i s:SS tS.ss kis5 . .ss G soSrA fl9tslS foR sisi
Hslr ss'ssss ss a as ara eSlOR 9s'tsS.
SsnosS: s 10 Z, N. for assWioySS66iLAkS5b-
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s .i.sM.Si SH 1870 aAn assssG; i ioa SSs4f nssiiI Rss
s S.ass: ana al i II Z. S \. FOR r. siIffasI d sssi.
per steamship werkendam via Rotterdam gastsg
must be directed per wsrhendanDi at Is;So L.
wI issPRitsHsbb.Ar i.So ! spl nS f Fok kFFthSs6GEE:
TURKEY. and british INDIA, per steamship Ia
Bretasns. via Havrs LETTERS FOR other p4i4 Of Ky
SH !ro P Iz p q slf;S' ceSoU { Ri Il Ss aiTss1. p.s : 81
ALis ffor The society Islands, per snip IrOPls RiEd
ssS9ssS N Mails for China and Japan. per
sts-mshiP ciy o. rekins grohs san FEShe,scol
pei stsamshiP EMPIRE. Ok india from SanSOSssI
f fs9 l asas dla' ,s Y s. i6ess Tor Ssst GaaTslis.
which arg t0TSs5dsd va Er5oPsl New zsAl.SS
foHo~sl Iron san FransiI,oL close here daily
Ysr % Y {sP. e z !. .!ssa ,s2 = 6 e Ss IA s sis'1 BIZ 4.
ian. malls for Australial Malta for China
SIsams6lp TaeoSs iron TACOMA, Close hsrs
daily NJ 20 jan y a. 49, y M Malls 10
nJi LlAnds. per s~teamshlp AloWsTa from Van
sou.sTa s6oSs heH1 g1iiy s sisII ysS : ssa SP 90 SSt
AaStrsliS iron San Fs@ns,s,Pl; clog esEe da,Iy Up
IL oines daiily sts.s6 u 22siiss Tor MiqSsloa'
n n. T sns g a soi,4 a 5 SAD % ' !: Z, Il S. tlsf foa GaS Sao sios ss
Atthls once daily e. $50 y. u, for forwarding BY
asysJ fros1 Post Tampa fa nSis Tor hsIis9,
SSyssa a%:L es eIs.s q fss ens Iaa daily at tsf A oH1ip-n
Trans fae,ae nall are f95IS1Tdsd 70 gSss % , aa tSs
S s7s.sn ~ se of 1ihaSiqAl aSaiiassppTrapptsd oSsrI1sd tiaasiI
sReSssered mall closes az Pm previous day.
l. Ar ms q. s slasisas SOW e shs .S iiTRRRssIi's saP6sisn asiI
nlils are opened ON the piers 81 the American Ens
1atl within Tea MiPgtss q ths hour q sailing Of
iOst once, Hss York y. y. Dec. n. 1874
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U GLASS FACTS.

Always acceptable, always beau
tilul, and an evidence of most re-
fined taste.
80 per cent. less than elsewhere.
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TOY FACTS.

SANTA CLAUS sounds his last
call tomorrow for 1894.
He sounds Taps" ut 10 o'clock
Mt night. All day long ho will listen
to all his little friends. He has
plenty of TOYS FOR EVERY
BODY, but at 10 o'clock at night
he will blow out all lights, because
he don't want to be seen, and all
little boys and girls must put their
heads under the bedclothes when
they hear him coming down the
chimney.
He has had n very busy year, and
he wishes
A Merry Christmas to ALL
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no ass s :assi1 -. I. t SiSs .iS1ss AT
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WISSNER7, PIANO,

the only hrst-class plano sold ON easy monthly pay
ments; warranted ten yeaTG Fartory and WArefOonL
Brooklyn. OPEN EVENINGS,
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PiAAos 2 REsI 20 ahd s1eAzasSdi I16IZS
aAHV, Sls ssa "a -
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RRIC-A-BRAc FACTS.

Most beautiful shapes and colors
from every leading pottery of the
world.
33 per cent. less than elsewhere.
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FURNITURE FACTS.

FURNITURE FACTS.
Spare q few moments, walk
through the stock. Every price is
marked in plain figures, no hero
glyphics to deceive you. Prices
mean nothing without consideration
of qualities. That's what we want.
Close inspection . Rigid COMPARE
son You'll do the rest.
Music Cabinets ranging from
1900 to 10000.
Parlor Cabinets ranging from
1900 to 10000.
Bookcases ranging from 1000 to
10000.
Chiffonnieres ranging from 7.50
to 10000.
Hundreds of other beautiful
Christmas Gifts in this Depart
ment, and prices now are cut to
339o less than elsewhere.
Overwhelming excess of furniture
business forces us to occupy the
entire Sd floor alone. We have cut
prices to avoid some expense of
moving.
Is it OPPORTUNITY reduced for you?
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CANDY FACTS.

We have male unusual efforts
for tomorrow. There will be plenty
for all--absolutely fresh, absolute
" pure and unauthorized.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-23

IUU NO upINhE pIaHoA IN tUony aud FanOus fancy
woods. $3.50; - monthly until paid. AlsO lAngs AssoH
ment Of pianos. slightly used $40 aud Upward: a
aud - monthly. Open evenings HEIAklCHS, Si5
FULTON 81, HeAT Fort 6neene ll4ee. brooklyn.
DlAkO $3.50, new AL improvements: % monthly
= unul pad . months piano leasons FREQ u ever
purchaser: organs SIS uDNaTd. stool and book -
bEo0klyG Sad C. postass f0F nasleSi eStSISSSs-
nIAGoa o REAI - IA 49,. -
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PIANO3 FOW TIIF HOIInAKa

NEW and slightly used pianos. sI26 upward:
~ sqnAres $50; installmens q 70 $40 monthly: rent
is. exchanging, and tuning oPsa eyeninsa
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NO. "a a. 1870 :.is.si ;ssz /. t rs. :. E S.:ss AZ
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STECK
POEIlC EMERSON PIANOS.

p-i.,s tr $500 - tSi.,. - .o..
5000 other prominent mak.rs, siOO upward; easy
TERMS rented aud GNa hanged. See our self-plAyina
piano I've have no so-called bargAinsl. open esenfngL
EMERSON Narerooms, b3 9th av., near l4th sL.
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proposals.
PUBLIC notice

CEALED PROPOSALS for towing and unlOadinK
- seoss a. Rker's hland untn the 18th day Of April
1893. win b received b. the Commlsaioner Of street
CieaninE a. the once Of the Department o. street
Cleaning, Centre aad franklin St4, In the city q
ReW Hork, until ~ o'clock noon. Dec. 81. 1891. at
which dine and place they viii Do publLciy opened
b us ConlmIsionsr o. street Cleaning.
FORM o. contract and proposals may % had az the
DepartmcuI OF Street Cleaning.
WuIIAM -
COnaIalsd0aer Of street CleaalAE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-12-23
Our IS Ct. Mixed Candies

Are equal to and better than most
candy sold elsewhere at so and
rs cts. Id.
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Final Facts for Christmas Shopping.

From 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning until 10 o'clock Tomorrow night we offer all Hohda
Goods regardless of COST al. reductions of Is to 50 % and more All CO. We except nothing
It's your last chance to buy. It's Dur last chance to SELL Pleas take small parcels with yo
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A magnificent assOrtnent u grands and uprights In
plain anu fancy woods all modern Improvements A
plano for a lifetime; thoroughly durable: perfect In
tone and action; rents and installnents a speciality
prices 70 suit the times some fine second hands of
other nAkerA Call and get catalogue and calendar.
nATHUsHEk PIANO MFG %
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-05-05
chesapeake AgrIcultnra. Fair.

The Board of Directors of the Ches-
apeake Agricultural Fair, at Cape
Charles, has appropriated two hun
dred dollars for premiums on Irish
and sweet potatoes and a general
garden exhibit Every variety of
potatoes grown, both Irish and sweet,
are desired to be on eXhibition-and
five Of the best of Irish and five of the
best of sweets will receive premiums.
The best in each accepted variety
will be awarded ten dollars, the Sec
ond best five dollars. The Irish pota-
toes must be dug from row forty
eight yards and fourteen inches long
Zone hundredth part of an acre., in
the presence of two creditable wit
nesses, who must make oaths before
an officer authorized to take oaths,
as to the quantity dug, and tie dig
ging must be on or before the 30th
day of June. The sweet potatoes
must be dug from a row fortyeight
yards and fourteen inches long Zone
hundredth part of an acre), in the
presence of two creditable witnesses,
who must make oaths before an Off
Ger authorized to take oaths, as to
the quantity dug, and the digging
must be on or before the goth day of
August. The potatoes SO dug must
be on exhibition at the Cape Charles
Fair. The garden display will be
open to competitors, and it is left
with each of them to put on exhibi
ton such vegetables as they may Sc
lect, the number of them will be con-
sidered as point of advantage. The
first premium will be twenty five
dollars, the second premium fifteen
dollars, and the third premium ten
dollars.
The details covering these awards
have been put in the hands of a COM
mittee, to whom persons desiring to
compete should address for further
information. The following persons
are the committee:
ORRIs A. BROWNE,
Cape Charles, Va.
II. E. TRoTMAN,
CLurchland, Norfolk Co., Va.
N. w. Mock,
Mappsville, Accopac Co., Va.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-05-05
Pm rliHlcy.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Lewis have been
spending the week in Baltimore.
Our millinery stores seem to be
doing lively business, despite the
hard times.
Miss Annie Smith and Miss Miller,
of Baltimore, are spending Il few
weeks with friends in Parksley.
The Parksley base ball nine are
practicing occasionally, and propose
to hold the reputation they gained
last season.
Mr.. James Sterling, a worthy citi-
zen of this neighborhood, had the
misfortune to lose valuable horse a
few days ago.
Rev. Mr.. Conner, the NJ. E. Pastor
at Parksley, is pleasing his people
very much, and the people generally,
by his good sermons and cordial man
ners.
A conference of the ministers and
laymen of the NJ. E. Church, was
held at Parlsley, on Wednesday, the
End, to investigate some charges
against the Rev. Mr.. Johnson, late
pastor of the N. E. Church, of that
place.