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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-19
Rabus-panna.

ZnaJuuJe sic pl9Rna m1oua pa
nienka z dobrej familii. Navy.
wa sic Nellie Ackermann, IL
czy lat 20, nalezy do jednej z
najstarszych famllij holender.
skish osiad}ych W tym Stanie;
ojciec jej jest majetnym ciesls
W Englewood; wuj jej, ia
cob L. VOORHEES, jednym
najbogatszych obywateli W o.
kolicy, Senator Stanu Voor-
hees = kuzynem. By}a "a
reczona z mlodym obywate
lem wszedzie powazanym,
!! Frankiem Price, ale wydawa.
Ia mu sic nadto zywa i zanadto
zalotna dia tego on sam ger.
wal stosunek. Podobno wtedy
obiecala mu zemste. Jest zas
oskarzona o wdarcie sic do
stacy kolei zelaznej W Fair
mont skradzenie mn6stwa
bilet6w jazdy. Kiedy dowie
dzlano sle o rabunku, zarzs.
dzono sledzt~o schwytano
panne Ackermann, gdy chcia
Ia pozbyc sic jednego tych
bilet6w, Usprawiedliwia}a sic
najprz6d ,ze bilety te znalaz'a,
a potem, re otrzyma}a je Cd
Price. Tego aresztowano wpra.
wdAie, ale "a kaucya $1,000
wolno puszczono / MKT ME
watpi, 2e jest on zupeSnie ME
winnym.
G6rniey wfasciciele kopaln.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, 1890 maja.
Tutejsi w1asciciele kopal6, kt6.
rzy byli ma konferencyi W Gle.
veIaud, poWr6cili W wojowni
czem usposobieniu i zdaje sic,
re wake zaciecie beda dalej
prowadzili. w poniedzialek
ma sic tn odbyc specyalne ich
zgromadSenie, i ma MEM zape,
wne rozstrzygnie sic, jak nadal
wszyscy wlasciciele kopal6, po
rozumiawszy sic wzajemnle,
maja postepowac.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Is maja,
Sekretarz zwiazku g6rnik6w
Stanu Illinois, W. J.GuymoIe,
dzisiaj tax sic wyraza o kon-
ferencyi, kt6ra sic odby}a po'
miedzy g6rnikami a w}ascicie.
lami kopal6: ,,Zdaje mi sic, re
w}asciciele kopal1 teraz beda
pr6bowali W poszczeg6lnych
dystryktach spory pozaiatwia6
/ ca}y nasz strajk zamienic ma
male strajki lokalne, ale do te-
60 w}asnie ME powinuismy do
puscic. Odnieslismy zwycie
1.-TWO i wszyscy g6rnicy powin,
nj reka W reke isc dalej, by
skorzystac z owocow tego zwy
cieztwa, a ME dawac icb tym,
kt6rzy z mas chca uczynic ME
wolnikow. Otrzyma}em Gle.
veland depesze cd stanowego
prezydenta Crawforda, W kt6-
rel mi donosi, re wkrotce tu
wroci. Poleca on g6ruikom
wytrwac W jednosci. W ciagu
trzech dni ostatnich czterej or
ganizatorzy W po}udniowem
Illinois za}ozyli IA l6z, a ze
Staunton donosza, re z 450 lu-
dzi zatrudnionych W szybach
Gil kompanij z{aczonych, pra-
cuje tylko Ill gornik6w."
Ciekawa rOcznica.
GARDEN CITY, Is maja. =
Dzisiaj stowarzyszenie pan so
ciety of Colonial Danes" urza-
dzi}o W Breeze Cottage" OBJ
ch6d POI rocznicy za}ozenia
pierwszego urzedu pocztowego
W Ameryce. Ma obch6d ten
przyby}o wielu cz}onk6w tego
stoWarzyszenia New Yorku /
innych stron, jako tez gosci "a
proszonych. Poczmistrz gene
rainy, exprezydent Harrison i
inni nades}ali listy uniewin-
nieniem. W przemowach i cd,
czytach podano wiele zajmuja,
cych dat z dziej6w poczty tu-
tejszej. Pierwszy urzad po-
| o.tor otuor+o u Now VorkJ1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-19
StraszliWa burza ma
jeziorze.
Parowce porozbjane.
DuzO Iudzi utOnefO.
Parowce porozbijane.
DuzO Iudzi utOnefO.

lime szkody przez burze zrzadzone'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-05-19

Podalismy tu kilka wypad.
k6w rozbicia statk6w u brzegu mie-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
COZ. JAMES u. EHAScn EoBBED.
Burglars in BAL more Gre, 81 800 worth Of
J,welIy.

4 report was pubHscG in the Now N.gk
sun o. yesterday to the effect TIA. Mr..
John Il. Branch, president Of the N,.-
chants National Bank. OF tlis city, ant
Wife had been robbed OF ieWeiry ami other
vJHjblcs To- the value @ $b,tJ at the
Hotel Renucri, in Baltimore. The re-
port as published IN the SUM- is As fol-
Baltimore. oct. ll-John Z. Branch.
president of the Merchants National
bank Of Richmond, Va, and a delegate
ID the Bankers Convention here last
week was robbed OF $1,000 worth oil
JeWc.ry.Nr. Branch and his wife stopped
at the Hotel ReuneTt. When they re-
tired ON Friday nigh tthey placed their val
uabins consisting of gold watch, diamond
rings, SC, on the bureau, but forgot 10
loca the door. The key remained with
out me following morning the door was
s.i.hJy ajar and the V1ludhlcs missing.
The loss was at once reported t. the pro-
pIietOr who in turn called iu the deteC-
tivts They have found no clues"
When / called upon Mr.. John T.. Branch
last night he read the clipping and smll-
ingy said: NO they've got the thing
mixed My wife is in Europe. II could
not have been she The amount. too, is
greatly exaggerated Colonel James X.
Branch was the victim OF a robbery IN
Baltimore. ana not !. The value oil the
stolen articles was about 81 $50. AS yet
there has been uo information received
as 10 the guilty party. The other details
as published IN the Sun are about cor
rect"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Underwear.

The cold weather Is upon us, and II Is
not policy 20 delay getting full supply
OF warm winter Underwear Remember,
we sell many lines from 10 20 % per cent.
lower than has ever before been offered.
We keep full lines Of every shape and
texture that you may want in the entire
range OF prices from zoe. up 20 the finest.
word 70 our gentlemen friends: give
this department a trial, and you VIII save
money by 80 doing We have a full stock
OF the best grades of full regular made.
ana sell them al very low prices.
We can say the same OF our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
GENIE FlRlIShI'lG Gnnl2.

HALF HOSE. In the best French. Ger
man, and English makes. al l2l2, ., IS, 20,
6. and &c. In Natural, Brown. Tans,
Drabs, and Fast Blacks.
At 50. 75c., and 81 y0g can buy eegant
SHIRTS. made OF only the very best
materials. -...o, ,>,,,
In the way OF COLLARS, CUFFS. AND
TIES. we have beautiful wares. all the
latest and most correct shapes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
F hoy 60 DS DEPARTMENT.

In this department you will find all the
various ART MATERIALS. ART
LINENS, Plain and Fancy. White and
Coored. with all the materials required
10 work them.
STAMPING OF all kinds executed at the
possible shortest notice.
Our new process Stamping allows US 10
stamp on any kind OF material-.iCtn,
linen, leather. wood, or china.
FANCY HAND, STAND. AND TOILET
BASKETS In a number OF new designs.
WORK AND SCRAP BASKETS. Lined
CHINA SILKS. DRAPERY SILKS.
PRINCES. BALLS, CORDS. PIN CUSh-
IONS Covered and Uncovered, Dow "
PILLOWS Covered and Uncovered. from
l6xl6 20 2iX2i
The department rs under the charge Of
Mr. Henry Schort. for many ye1rs with
Mr. Henry WenZei, In the same business.
CURTAINS. CURTAIN MATERIAL.
AND RUGS
Every day brings US new attractions In
the above lines. - =.
IRISH POINT. TAMBOUR, BRUSSELS
AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS IN
"CHENif.LE. TAPESTRY, and HEAVY
SILK CURTAINS. adj fun length and
width. ranging In price from $3.50 70 50.
MOQUET. SMYRNA. JUTE, and JAPA-
NESE RUGS. ranging IN slze from lsS2s
inches 10 fX5 yards
TOILET SPREADS, COMFORTABiEs,
AND DOWN SPREADS. ranging In prlee
from SOC. 10 rs.
DO not forget WE MAKE SHADES TO
ORDER. and will consider IL favor 10
be allowed 10 estimate on any work ct
the kind you may want done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Evening Silks.

po,r,i,,I TJGHT-COLORED BRO
Ch6Es IN corn color, Gold, Pink, Blue,
Liebt Green, Cardinal Lilac. Cream, ana
All the eoIorings9, IN IN Per PLA ysTd. SATIN
D1autitui CitITiTS GRAPES, range of beau
tifnI i'm shades, at S5c. per yard
t WiII l i!TT GsRR10TND COLORED STRIPES.
IN GOA Z Lilac. Light Green. Primrose.
Rose, III, BIu9 G:p6iTND COLORED STRIPES.
WIZ Wide afl range q coIGring, i II CHINA
SILKS At l AID g? siL Ps' f SaTa 81 is, to
NiS ipee,rrcfin ing our stock we have rot for
IN ser ,La brides. but have laid in
liberal liberal stock fqr ieeir ssieg htPRHocapEs
WHITE AMP g CREAM SHo0ApN' al
7S &t, y; N;Mypo iREs. WHITE TAFFATYs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Cloaks, Wrap.

The general verdict IL. the best STYLES,
best materials and most perfect fitting
ever seen In the city The many wraps
we have sold In the past thirty days tei-
titles the appreciation OF our LADY ir.en5e..
our Cloaks are not only tallQr-made. hut
experienced. All perfect fitting, and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

GROs DE LONDRES-
s., SIS, $50, $40, s..
Sc. s.. Sos. $l2is, S.25, a.5O .I75.
hN'>"Ni'i'i &C. &C. 81. g25. $40. 1915, s..
all 6, 75c., 81. $50, $50, a.75. 81.
ARMURES- >, "a
TAFFATY SILK .,o-
2i-inch HEAVY COTTON-BACk SATIN
at 7g Sc, 81. and $l.25.
lS-inch SATINS, ranging In price from
In FANCY DRESS AND SHIRT-WAiST
SILkS our patrons tell US We nave haNe tie
hest selection ever brought - R,chmon!d,.
An Immense line Of FANCY TAFFATfS
at % and Soc. ~, r,>-DpI,c ard
SATIN EFFECTS. in Fancy Wedves ana
A. 81 * we have an elegant assortment
of high grade NOVELTY SILKS IN every
yery choicest selected patterns.
For Dinner and Reception presses we we
have q line OF very choice Styles IN + Ok
EiGN AND DOMESTIC SILKS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

prices are as moderate as you would pay
for ClOaks made by the sweater tene-
ment-house system" In fact, we don't
thiuk our lady friends would want 10
wear OF the latter at any price II she
could see how and where they were made
MELTON, CHEVIOT. FOuCLE. dag
ONAL CLOTH DIAGONAL SERGE
COATS. in all lengths from % 70 90 inches
long Plain and Velvet and Fur Trimmed,
ranging in price from s. 10 $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
SILKS.

\ very short word with very wide
meaning Some the product Of the silk
worm, and some derived from the cotton
fields. In the past year the chemist has
come TO the aid Of the dishonest manu-
facturer and produced artificial silk. So
silk fabric can be initiated so as TO
deceive anyone but an expert knowing
these facts we have taken every precau-
ton 10 get only the best and purest.'
With every yard of our high-grade 5 lks
we give our guarantee. and we are ana
ious 10 make good every yard that don't
come Up to our high standard.
BLACK SILK FABRICS OF all kinds
ere again in favor and we are showing
wide range of fabrics In same
GROS-GRAIN--
At 75c., 81, s1.25, $3.50. sl.75, g.
SATIN DUCHESSE-
75e., 81, sl.25, sl60, sl75. 81, s236, $2.5o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
THEY cor = LICENSE.
Ha MY Recover.

Mr. L. Bromm. Jr., was shot In IN. me
,o Mt at his residence on Clay street
i@fy,e% Seventh and Eighth TUESDAY DAY
His friends say he cd sh9t h ndl BEEN abe abe
a.h.ii .S ~ IL intelligible account OF the
matter, no flre sunday an operation was per- r.
his recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
ANOTHER BIG CROWD.
FRIGHT OPENING FoR THE SECOND
WEEK At TIE EXPOSITION
uo and cattle Show was The '"e''
.,.r. w.r-Typcwritsr. Contest Tor
uonor.-Othsr Features


-,,,. ..cn, the crowd 10 the DIX
M''I"' yesterday. Some tripped
Exposition ,.l,,..-,, wagons
,..ry others rode 10 Gc"N''S
,.,-re took the street cars, not
GA'' "' t,,uylfuy behind coach
few lcan'A "''" ,.o,loy-
mon. all uelrI out ia SIX ha'S' S'''o'
t.t. and brass buttons, while
'"iF'' <.y.rfheI.es they all
several ""'"''' 49,. .y,er and
got on. there. one way OF "'' ""'O''
.. ,..,.s... stiles clicked merTlly all day
IoHt' 49,. 49,, rsco WAS
Every species OF 'He H"'""" To- 49,
tJ.,.. b.. D.. appeared. The ICn ana l''
49,, lr....... III, AGAINST each other, in me
tTard ra.l through me spacious buiidins'
S,,,a,,.t.l .....,rr--.l fatir. doctor, law
ger ana '"'."i,dt, we J., DO 'a.lv-be,
Gl.E'5 i..Erg. WIN pbg..ygnomy and APP
marc. T.. correspond Or. bin distribute.
and DE smaU boy. the rural lassie' ,, and
the arl..ltlrst from way back, niue
I'srk aTa s..t.f, t.Hs. newspaper report
81 ard raI..,r.,a- verify, they were
an hcrc. ana things were lively, i9T me
a. a loader and "Da.sy bob" as sort
OF finale WIrh "IlaklsbnTy DO ana
those Two maiI'Hs .l blue saHa"lched IN
as sor. of relief rInE out from no less
TIA. twenty pianos simultaneously aioHg
o., Iu. D. 'no musical instrument dis
play "h.I' one man H''p.'" d. hi'"'e lh
tho Slot and watched 'hc wheels 80
round D. .'.H poich 9i everything inn
aerahle. folks. individuals, sidc-s.ows
and calico dresses not 10 speak OF the
exhibits H every shape and form all
touched up HI1 pretty decorations and
lively music. gave Kind OF dash and
sp'rt q. t.' 90 scmb,o. ana everybody
laI 20 god tune. Three men lost tlcir
ur'r..t- ana Is gentleman from the rural
r..f hal mis- pocket picked, while one
b. Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
R&T,Isn
DIR SS GOODS.

All the best effects Of ForeIzu and Do
nestle Looms are represented In every
shade and color.
COVERT CLOTHS. SILK AND WOOL
MlNTi RES. CHENIOT SERGES, CAST
MERE SUlTlNGS. BEIGES, AND WOOL
ARNCEES-all NJ A. and SOC. per y-ra.
Al zoe. We show wider and better gra~Cs
SILK AND WOOL &RMURES SCOTCH
CHENlOT a inches vide; SCOTCH MA
II RES, a inches; LADIES' SUITING
Call wooD. STORM SERGES, 81 inches
wide EElGES, COVERT CLOTH,
SCOTCH PLAID.
In the finer and better grades we are
showing wide range Of Nelves, Col
orinss. and Materials a 81, $l.25. and S1.35.
IMPORTED SCOTCH COVERT MIN
TIkES, SILK AND WOOL MIXTURES.
TNO-TONl.p COVERT CLOTH. PLAIN
AND ILLUMINATED SERGES AND
CLOTH SUITING, LADIES CLOTH,
HEAVY WELT DIAGONAL CHENIOT,
and large variety Of Fancy and EXciu-
siye Neavef.
or assortment OF IMPORTED PAT
TERN SUITS mo two alike is the largest
ever shown in the South, and we sell
them az prices as low as goods Of Do
nestle Weaves were sold for one short
year ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
he books Of the First precinct station

the books Of the First precinct station
say.
AT any rate. the young folks have
won their battle. Love has conquered,
ana the young woman VIII not have
10 go to school any more. The young
man. too. Will be happy. as he sells
quinlne and soda water. Tor ne VIII
know he has at home waiting Tor him
difficulties"
TEosE LOVE LETrERs.
But the couple did not return 10 Rich
mond. as the Post says. they mad not
only studied love. but had also studied
tile marriage laws OF Virginia, and knew
that they could not get a license In
Richmond.
1t Is said that Mr.. Sanford is only
eighteen years OF age. Miss lnge is now
in her twentieth year, and would have
taken her English diploma at the South
side Institute this session;
The letters which Miss Inge brought 10
Richmond for her lover were afterwards
read by her father. 1t was found that
one OF them had been written soon after
she entered school. on September Isl, Dut
so rigid were the rules she had no oppor-
tunity OF delivering It, The letters were
full OF love. but there was no lntlihatOh
Of the young lady's design 10 eioPe'
MB. cg.D,rS TALKS.
Rev. r. W. Cridlln. principal OF the
Burkeyine Seminary, when seen yester-
dav anneared 10 regret the occurrence
very much, and said that he and his son
had done all IN their power 20 prevent
the elimination OF the Hidtb an. ~ 80
CridlIn has certainly worked iallhIully 10
prevent the Young lady from running
away with her lover, but wheh TWO sen
timental people are deter Iliileu ~ "a "a
married they're going 10. 10 boet of n We
you may aS we'll make ''' 49, ~
opposing parents. ,,,., t,,,o., e,oto.
Mr.. Cridlin said that MISS lnge STAT ter
nent in Washington that she US ~ - -
.
was far from the fact lnal no ,inro ~
les Girl ever had a kinder or more IN
dugent father. 5.si-ae IN make
MIR. Inge. on his part, desirgS ~ mae No
publ .o III ME daughter has attended
NJ Crtdlu's school, she mas Deen 10
"a '-itb kInduaes and that ne mas the
Utmost confidence in the pii IL pyisSas
MANAGEMENT Ice his gratitude to the
aarSiun,ciral for all that he has done LOT MS
daughter. ~ cridIin also desires TO
express his thanks to th nn5 9 eficient SER
Ii i no, rendered him. ana aIso " nc
npitccLroond newspaper men WIN W VIII IA ne
cane in contact for their |ou'
consideration.
THEY cor > LICENSE.
Friends Of Mr.. Sanford ana rds,do MISS
Inge were seen at Mr.. VI ,,ostcrdav Thay
on west est VI Ma Nothing from the couple but
aid they would hear as SUN 10 10 InCe
,.lro married. They spoke vi M,'S Us
& SSd Of Sir sanford in the s sTeady ET pa6
and sa'a i,la' oLne-sidcd. did the couple in
llshe,d, pens hmt declined for the present to
Jq 3;5 heir Pg sde of the story They did say,
how oTcvcr MAJ there is no d 5fHlR IN the 6
rumor t MAJ nli mere on Saturday and de-
ss argd hat Miss Inge had no ides Of
mpud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Capes.

PLUSH. SERGE. BOUCLE, VELVET.
MELTON. COVERT CLOTH. in ali the
new effects. lined and uniaed, ranging IN
price from $50 10 $40. ,-. o.,
FIR CAPES AND JACKETS. in French
Seal. Electric Seal. Cpuey, Astrachah
Persian. Wool Seal ranging in price from
81 Full line Of FUR TRIMMINGS AND
MIEES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
BLAN KETS.

The best values I'm this line we have
ever seen. all new goods and bought az
the lowest possible prices. We have them
in every grade. ranging from $3.50 To SIS
per pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

WHITE FABLES. CRYSTAL BENGA-
LINES, SATIN DtCHESSE. SATIN DE
PARIS, and the whole OF the RANGE OF
WHITE AND CREAM Ell ECTS, rang
ing In price from SOC 10 $3.50 per yard
Before We leave the SIX subject we
want TO say a word i'm regard to BLACK
BROCADES Never before have they en-
Joyed. such popularity Neat ect5 ana
stripes for street wear: larger effects for
evening wear. We have the entire range
from the 7Jc. Bro AIDED TaNaty 70 3 90
Heavy Satin BrOcade.
We call special attention to our e. and
Sjc. RROCADED HEAVY TAFFATI and
our 81 1872 BROCADED GROSS GRAIN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Black Goods.

Another OF our strong points. Every
piece selected, both as regards 10 material
and color. Not poor back in the entire
stock.
Extra values In ALL-WOOL FANCIES
AND SERGES at SOC. per yard.
Al u and SOC. We ara showing large
lines Of PLAIN AND FANCY GOODS-ail
new effects.
AT 81 and Si2S you have the choice %
a large line OF FANCY STABLES AND
NOVELTIES, Atwood and Sllk aad
Wool. of the best English ana French
Elegant IMPORTED Wool AND SILK
AND WOOL NOVELTY SJlIINGS rang
Ing In price from 80 10 s-.al. ,,,-..
We have the entire rance OF HEN-
RIETTAS. EUDORAS, SERGES, CAM
ELS-HAIR SUITINGS, DlAGONALS.
WHiPCORDS, COVERT CLOTHS, ) TORN
SERGES. CHENIOTS, CLOTHS, ~ Pc
RIAL SERGES, ranging In price from
zoe. TO $50 per yard. We can say IN re-
gard to them, the cheapest nave re-
ceived the same care in selecting them as
have the finest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

Fed p ngs
All grades frcm cheapest TO best. Buy
,our Bed Springs Of
SYDNCR e HUNDLEY.
Leaders IN Furniture.
I'll and 7l3 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

Thoroughbreds and Trotters to be had
for your own price al the Chamblip L.
Carter sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
Re d. for The Convention.

The pastors ard different committees
OF the Christian churches that nave been
planning and working SO long to be ready
10 welcome the many delegates and Wis
itcrs 10 the national convention which is
TO convene AZ Scveuth-Strect Christian
church on FRIDAY morning October 18th,
have the work wen IN hand
They are expecting a large number Of
ministers and any Of the city pastors
who wish supplies for their pulpits next
Sunday would do well To senG their re-
quests 20 Rev. Jabez Hall, pastor OF the
Sevcnth-Street Christian church.
No such lot OF Horses ever offered in
virginia as those 10 be had at the Cham
blln & Carter sale, and at your oWn
price, TOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16

. marked event will be the ChamDlln q
carter disposal Of fine horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-16
TO DAY p IE.,E,MN

N addition 20 the races .hree running
m.It ' w 10 miot'Eg S'ea,s-,he announce.
u.e issue, to-ddy's programme IN t ,i'
t..ir an interesting one The pors," ' Ve
W.. -heep, ard swine show U.ui ~,
a. a.'..'i2n az van also the poultry and
OUT iho week, the exhibitors h5yr,,..' -. 81 5
- mon birds remain fer he FcrSot
q IN. F'eHors 10 the Exposition.
zen bliss Alice RAYMOND viii ,or,o,,,
,..',. No e'rnet in the Music Han - ~
I'D. ana az the grand stand al $3.50
J,ay.,',. me 81 Bcimos ana George
m v.,fy viii also be on hand 10 in,crest
5I,. People and a new attraction In me
a., ran VIII be the Queen OF me
ASGrte. who deAes all laws OF
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.iss Tina Thon. VINO won the second
WAS kindly loaned iue 40. l.o4
...i-Lo.k typewriter by Mcsers T. IL.
owes " Co., state AGENTS. IL was ;ae
Ting. She had ever handed this ma
IAN. AIS. ENrrd also used the Bar
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El...tl not entering I'm time At
i',.,'' D.. "a. Cloves a Co.'S handsome
.si1 BIN. can BE- seen the roId-mounted ma.
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iauIi, .T Tor Queen Victoria, the Co
MINNIE r."FIjrr Company being the
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ana which is the fac-simile
r,,tit',,, W, a., machine az the Franklin
~ Pbiiodei,f ''."amggl Arts and Sc enc. =
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.H scot Eo,i medal Tor the most Dc
machine .n competition WIN All
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gravtation. and is a veritable mystery OF
the age.
Besides these WombwelFs Wnd Animal
on hand.
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After Mr.. Crdlin had tclegraphcd the
authorities In Washington he cGmnuGi-
Gated with Miss Inge's father at Black
stone and Mr. Inge came to Rich
mona, arriving here Sunday morning
Anxious 10 give his Gaughter another
opportunity 10 return home. he wired
the police authorities in WASHINGTON TO
release her On condition that she was
willing TO return to Richmond ana be
married here.
Ln--. 49, q l. 49, IL
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Nantes, Tanks, Boats, etc.

AccoAIMoDATIoN-Leav Jacksonville 6s,
p m. Baldwin 7.33 p, m. arrive at Tallahassee
at I7.45 a, m,
WESTERN DIvIsI0N.-RAsr BOUND.
FAST MAII.-Leave New Orleans $50 D. M.
arrive Pensacola $50 a. m, River Junction i1.1s
a In Tallahassee AIS a, M, Baldwin 7.is a. ma,
Jacksonville 500 n. m.
AccoMMODATION-Lea River Junction
TAO a. m, Tallahassee 7.ss q. NJ, baldwin 40 p
m, Jacksonville 7,S7 p.
CEDAR KEY DIVISION.
Leave Waldo Is.zop. m. Gainesville lass p. m.
arrive at Cedar Key $40 p. m. Leave Cedar Key
6I5 a. m, Gainesville Io.45 m, arrive AZ Waldo
I7-25 a. IN.
Trains connect at Fernandina with steamer for
brunswick and all points
THE NASHVILLE SPECIAL
Via Lake City. Macon and Atianta)
Leaves Jacksonville go a. M. aud 6.sz p. m..
Lake City goo a. m. and s. IS y. m. Macon AZ
p IN and ~ a. m. Atlanta Szo p. m. anG47.4s
a. IN. Chattanooga AZ a. m. and 1Io D. I'd. AZ
rive Nashville 6.75 a. m. and 100 p. m.
Through Pullman sleepcrs Tampa 10 NASH
vile. Only one change in Union Depot "a At
lanta) Tor sleepers to ST. Louis, Chicago kausar.
City and New York Bcarths sold through
Through Palace Cars to Asheville. n. C.. on
TO train at Jacksonville.
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tASE,
DENTIST.

oPeciai attention given to Crown, Bridgeworl.
,'s plates and all hrst-cass operations pertain
nay ~ sne dental Art Gas administered for the
honal Bank Building. oss ~ ris1 va