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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

Four or five hundred
dozen new five cent
handkerchiefs are out to-
day for the first time.
New colors, new designs,
extra quality.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

The new stock of Col
umbia Yarns is ready
now.
Columbia" stands for
all that's best in a yarn
way, you know. We've
reduced the price Of Ger.
mantown to 18c skein,
and there's no diminu-
ton in the size of the
skein. All the new
shades, 49, p a n i $ h
Scotch, Saxony.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11
WEDDINGS.
Capt. Alexander G. Davis.

Captain Alexander &. Davis, formerly
master Of the ships Pequot, Governor
Langdon, barques Maragretta, J.South-
ard Herbert, and others, died in Keune-
bunkporJ, Saturday, aged 65 years and
one month. He leaves widow and two
admit sons.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The 1reather todaai

The lUedtI,er today
is likely to be
Fair
PORTLAND, Sept. Ii 1894
n TON of school
~ paper, the best,
made for COM
positions and other
school purposes, goes on
SAL this morning.
Large double sheets, fine
smooth surface, wide
lines,---you can measure
the stationery department
by the school paper as
well as by anything.
Pencils. pens, rubbers,
ink, mucilage, paste.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11
LINEN DAMASK.

Spices Bleached Damask, 25c yard.
Our 81 1-2c Damask is as good quality
as you will find elsewhere for SOC yard.
10 pieces extra heavy, so inch, Turkey
Red Damask, compare this with the soc
quality elsewhere, on sale
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

This section is show
ing a splendid stock of
Swiss embroidered hand
kerchiefs and initials,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

twenty-five cents up
to a dollar for a cog
feather collarette, quite
the thing for early fall.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

Closing out the sum-
mer stock of blouses,
shirt waists and parasols
at ridiculously low prices.
Good investment to buy
now for n ext season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11
M onday for csc Yd.
DRESS GINGHAMS.
TOWELS.

We shall sell for 12 Lee each, splen-
did line of Huck and Damask Towels.
10 pieces, "a Unbleached Sheeting,
- 1-2c yard.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-11

Large line Of New and Elegant
Armures and Fancy Weaves. Be
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WEST ERS r. r.
,tntiOun IN NeW-lOrk koJt oi barclay aae
ChristOpher streets ,.-
Cn ACHES. PINTSCN LIGhT.

Direct route 70 NEWARK BLOOMFIEAD MoNTcLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit Bernardsyille. BaskiV
Eidse Madison Morristown, Passae. Paterson. Boon
ton Dover sanhope. BUDD.S LAKE, Lane Ho.
PhTCONG Hackettstown SC'HOOLEY.S MOUNTAIN
Wsshinst1n. PHILLIPSBURG. EAsToN WATER
GAP STROUDSBURG Pocono Mountains. SCAM
T0N' PITTSTON WILKESBAREE. NANrICOKE
pANVII.LE. NORTHt MBERLAND. MoDrose BlN0.
IfAMTON, OXFCRD. NORWICH, Waterynle. uTICA
RicHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland. sYRACLsE o5-
WEGO ITHACA: oWEG0 ELMIRA; CORNING.
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
7:oo A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL stops at principal
e:oS a. M.-BuFFALo SCRANTON. BLNGHAMToN,
w r-T'ic.A RiCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars Coz:
nee, a, Buffalo with tra.r for Chicago, arriving ~
90 p, P PMHSCRANT0N. RINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPEFSS. Pullman parlor cars.
400 p M-SCRANTON WGLKESBAREE ard PLYN'
OJ-TH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars.
80 p 81 DAILY. CHICAGO Nestbulet Limited e.
press for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. E;MIRA
Rl-FFALO. CLEVELAND. FORT WAYNE. pu,lnaa
Rues Sleeping Car 20 CHICAGO arriving 1876 p
next aay dining Car BtFFALO u CHICAGOD
900 p NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
ToN RICHFIELD SFluNGS. SYRACUSE and OS
Wr;GO EXPRESS Pullman BUFFET sIeepers .
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS =. u
Nrray-st and 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry tatiora
~ and 942 Broadway. 53 West lc5thst o35 Coluoat
ave New-York and 7oG Fulton and "a Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables giving full Information. at ell
'Wv:IrsTcoTr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check taggage from hotel residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

In State issues there were sales Of Virginia
funded debt 2-3s at 58%. Railroad bonds. cX
cept FOR Texas Pacific incomes. were quiet and
important changes in quotations were generally
toward lower figures gain Of ! per cent In
General Electric debenture SIS. at SO, being the
only exception. Or the other hand, Rio Grande
Western lists lost Il. at 65a4. Kansas Pacific lst
conscis l at II. Chesapeake and Ohio general
4hs X at 76A. Atchison IS "a at 69as, Texas Pa
ciiic DDS 81 at 24h and Northern Pacific consol
IS ~ at 2S.
The Clearing House statement was follows:
Exchanges, s90259S21; balances A47S965.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
House $685., ,724 It's net loss balance
1892 1863. made up by a loss OF $1450S7 in coin and
n loss Of s4i7,076 ir currency. The days opera
tions included: Receipts. 32.c0l $50; payments.
81 594 o93 resulting in general balance Of $780,
$50 654 consisting Of s76,S05179 coin and $59,j27.
AS in currency.
The United Stater Treasury at Washington re-
ceved to-day s252,22S National bank notes for re-
demption The customs receipts 1921 .S9I:
the internal revenue receipts Sl3O,0l3, and the
miscellaneous receipts 81 G12
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash hand and deposits in bank compares
with the figures Of the last previous statement
follows:
Oct. oct. Differences
Net gold hand $59747s7o $50 4oi Inc 1922 53i
Net leRsl-tenCers
on hand........ 4e,sa0i2! 4e5o23s7 Dec. 1919
Net silver on hid O.43j.Oi S.l23. .2H Dec. 81 7T
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults
outstanding
certificates SllS.sIgCS2 Sis 49C0s2 Dec. SS2 go
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
DE n N S VI vANII'
RAILROAD co.
STATIONS foot Of DesSrOsses and cortiaudt Stesh
In Eject October L. ls


PsS 1850 n EAfa pEkNsfLysSA c'I X FTESses
ar rys Gesn M csSssos' sHs 9ss'
a. m. Cincinnati $50 a. and indianapolis las 4 n
2oS 90 f:es2 +. r. cihicAoo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman ses1,ns and Dining o:r,d Cars 70 81 ,o L0s' u
e6S eyi II. m wEsTERx Gs!fias ..,,.
a H. ' Iii sh!s7fs E. Pfa Say
lTa2,"s A2.. cnSnDs sns % SeS a
500 pi p " & p PAcFe ssiSne s.Da,
TO PIttsbLrg Chicago daily. and Clevssss
i TSls5i sesE AND THE sourn
s. $50. 9cO 1910 Limited Dining Carr, II m, az
aDd D"Dk Dnns sr Cars S epna ca a" M Fi III
nlsh, sunSay $50 81 900 ,,n,r n" SO SOnsrs;.iSnl
40 r. ~: w. saGb.rn sou rsiISy Express daily Sleeper
nsht daily seepers to MSniso%ery and JaeksonvIs iIs
300 y. M.-Day for chesarsake Ohio Railway
FOR RFG9f1 oEp Ss5Rf PoRS coMFoR CO.. % and NORFOLK VIA c
Charles Route r.; m weekdays and with Throu.x
ATEaSfIc itIHS' PcoAsT LINE 300 m: daily. Sleeper,
Tampa; Jacksonville Macon ,l,s and Charleston 900
rok of ATLSSTrc IslS!s . ciTY m weekday, VIA
FOR 5RrSas cSPF HSn's Ta9 r1o'I cn. % weekday.
For Long Branch Asblry Park ocean Grove and Point
.co .ofa' p m W.. wses-days Sundays. as M sis M
DO not stop at Ashury Park and Ocean Grove on sua.
0a'S' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ETBrss' - SO 10 4 so 2io "a" 30 80 se"G shims HS
. p m. i2 is night. sundays. Express eD SO
go 90 Limited. 10 a. m. . T. 40 = T. ''a
Ticket Offices: Nos is3. o44 ilos .323 II; and ~
srrss s.'o aouis Sa ans .0s SO Futon s
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fultos
Gnn Sp,ny s%n w s % and check bsssss. 5
hotels and residences through TO des''ha'op' woon
General Manaeer. General Psssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

sion house names. four months 31s to ~ per cent
for choice sngle-name papers, TOUR 10 siN
months, and Az to 5l1 and per cent Tor slneie-
name paper not we'll known. four 10 SIX
months 10 run. =,
Rates for exchange on New-York are as fol-
lows, at the places named: Boston-Ciearins
House rate. per cent; NewYork funds 10 cents
discount New w-Orleans-Commercial l2o cents
discount: bank, par. Savannah-Buying, 3-lb dis-
count: selling par. Charleston-Buying. " dis-
count: selling par. San Francisco-Sight, l21e;
telegraph. 10.
The foreign exchange market was strong, rates
showing a hardening tendency There was
slightly better supply of cotton bills and the de-
mand was good The rates for actual business
were near the point where gold can be shipped
at a profit. They were as follows: Bankers
bills 81 S6h and s4S7% for long and short
sterling respectively. French francs. 51!ls ana
5lGIl: rechsmarks, 957s and 95&. In London the
open market rate for discount for cal money
was 9-ls per cent for long and short bills Bar
silver was down 3-l6 to 29sS. The market tor
securities in London was weak throughout to-
day but while consols lost only lilo at lOl1s Tor
both money and the account American securi-
ties were decidedly weak. st. Paul dropping IA
10 G3i.. Reading ~ 10 Sss. Eric Il to l4as. New
York Central a ike amount to 1854. Mexican y
to H. Atch.son Is TO Ga. Illinois Central 4 to 80.
Canadian Pacific 4 to 675s. Mexican As 4 TO 59ls
and Pennsylvania u to 49,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

Du SO & Al. ... ,tt ~ 49,. 80.
Nat 4 i'@Sio" Lesd as4 IS. IS. ass 5ssa !sss 200
South SH Ply Ry l. ish Ia4 1a las T. i3t SO" SEQ
L s Leather. 10Y lot lo,. To-. "a 10. id% ~;
do pref. ..... Cos, COS 8Ds CO.'S 30 o5'2 lWp
shares for the day.
SILVER.
sn Bull Crtts. CS ''''
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEUM EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave Vest 42i ST. station. New YORK. as Io'
lows. and IS min earlier from foot Franklin ST.
:;SO A. VI. Daily. Local 70 Buffalo
3;;5 A. VI. Daily foI Albany. Ltca. syracuse Hoeaes
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago e1eep
Saturday FOR TogOato
5;I5 p Vi. Daily Albany. Montreal. Utica, srs
cuxe. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. "
tr1it. Cleye yeland Chscago ard ~. Louis.
S:fJ Il. II. Dali. except Sndsy for ttica syrAeos.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries seepingcar passenger
only. =.
sI5 T.. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roehes
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Clevesna
Chicago ani 81 LOdis.
For tickets time tables parlor and seepngcar -
commoGatious apply city Offices Brooklyn and Newfon
and stations Time tables principal hotels Fa
other lnlOi ma lion ACTRESS
{. Z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. October 9-p m.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was somewhat
checked yesterday result OF the strength OF
foreign exchange and the possibility OF another
outward gold movement The rates for ex-
change were unpleasantly near the gold shipping
point and this. with Germany's recent large
gold IMPORTS was cause for fear IN speculative
circles that the precious metal would again be-
gin to Leave the country. Stocks which have
an international market were weak. and there
was a foreign selling element which was be-
lievcd TO be due to fears In London OF the IN
settling influence which Withdrawals OF gold
from this country would have on the market
Foreign exchange bankers would not commit
themselves as TO the possibility Of gold ship
ments although II currently reported that
one house said 1t could send gold TO Germany at
a profit The gold export movement was re-
sumed last March with the actual demand rae Mra'e
at siSsi+ +Q$4ssh. To-day the rate was near
that point. Germany has recently been making
heavy demands on London for goid' ana II goo
Is TO g. away from this country at present II
VIII probably be on demands from Berlin. and
not from London. The shipments early IN the
year We're 20 Continental points. IL Is hopeu'
however. that the Increasing movement OF cotton
and grain and the quie;ing down OF European
war scares will bring NOR, bills into the market
ard prevent an outward fow OF gold
The general course OF prices was DOWNWARD
Louisville and Nashville and 81. Paul were sold
restricted by the small demand. Louisville lost
! per cent and st. Paul rs per cent. 81 Paul
lost a little on the assumption that the earnings
for the first week in October would make poor
showing The Atchis N COmpanys report OF
earnings for the last week in september were
unfavora bic. but the price II It's stock Is now SO
low that any influence which the unfavora6le
returns might have mad upon IL was lost chi
cago Gas firm and scored an advance OF Il
per cent. Distilling and Cattle Feeding was COM
paratively quiet. Huctuatng within "A range Of q
per cent. and closing without change from the
previous days last figures. Early in the day
there was a drive against General Electric. which
declined nearly two points IN the forenoon trad
ing on dispatches from Boston in regard 10 the
activity Of the Westinghouse Company. Part Of
the decline in this stock was due probably To
uqudation started by the last decision against
the company. American Sugar Refining was as
usual the leader in point OF activity. Its nuctua-
tions were not so wide as they have been re-
Gently ard there were no new reports 10 furnish
reasons for a movement In either direction. II
gained IN the day q per cent. In the late trad
ing there was a partial recovery from the de-
clines scored in the morning The total sales OF
listed and unlisted stocks was 1855.
IN THE BOND MARKET.
Dealings in Government bonds were confined
to 81 900 4s coupons at Il4M. Final quotations
were follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
Deposits in bank. Il.143906 1IIe7 4s3 Inc 25sc7

Net sl3oo22 ass s1co GG3.,5 $3.50 4aa
In the local money markets the rate for call
loans was 1M12 per cent. Rates for time money
11a per cent for thirty days: per cent for
from sixty 10 ninety days; per cent for from
four 10 six months. and even longer periods.
The market for commercial! paper inactive.
owing TO the lack OF stock in the hands OF the
brokers. The few high-grade names offered were
quickly absorbed. Rates were unchanged at to
319 per cent for indorsed bills receivable, sixty
and ninety days; 3h to per cent for commits
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
Artiion Saics. financial.
LOUIS MES!i:H. AtCTIONEER.
STOCKS and BONDs Ar AUCTION
BY ADRIAN II. MULLER & son,

TIL E@T1NY. Ot T. TNTU,
Al l2 o'cocH the y T. Real Estate Sal-srocm.
~. III broadway.
for account 4 whom - may oonc"rn
C1. Pcn'l mfge pcr cent b. nds.
SG"cD Louisville Southern H. T.. CO. - rer cent mtge.
bonds
500 COp Shcr"li Machine Works bonds
$1,000 Flint River ltni Co. bonds.
Loo State "f Tcun"s-ce bonds
$50 ~ Scrip Taxing District shelby County Tenn
2.5JO shs Riohmori and West Point Terminal Rway
and Warehouse 60. common stock ID VI. ~
GO. reorganization receipts. all assessments
pald
800 shs. Richmond and West Point Terminal II way
and War"house 60. common.
800 sha. Memphis AM Charleston X. r. CO.
2Ojs Knoxville aai Onto Il u. Co.
35 $50 shs. Louisville Southern r. Il. Go.
3 s's. Cincinnati New-Or!cans and Texas Pacific
haiway 60.
slo3 o97 claim against McInphs Charleston r. n.
60
500 600 claim against Mobile and Birmingham r. Il. Co.
All right. title and interest OF the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia Rwny 60. In
and to 800 shares of the Alabama Great South
K'wly CO.. Limited par flo "ach. certih-
Gates for which supG 'sc1 10 be In the pos
session Of Slaughter & May n London
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10

H@ IA Gr1 U 3 wv d. ~ Z
through for Chicago and the West leave As".
York. iOot of Chambersst., daily. follows and NV
minutes earlier from Vest 23dst.
OH a. M.-NestOdeu I-ApGess for WaNeFIy, deg
C.Ao hamIun Emia Bunau, Bradford anu saiA'
Pag.OI Il Buffalo. -,
o.nA 4. M.-Nestlbule LImlted Solid for Cry
c'"0 caso Via thautauQua Lake. sleepegs 10 CS
Cago, Cleveland and en- lnnau Dir.ng car. .
6:30 Il 1910 ;d % an s DS ShS-s0 iSs via Niagara f'
S4j & Mya 60 ssso.1. 9ad 90 Ba c
cago ard Circinrati Dining ,
4 OCAL TINE TABLE. TlChe.tS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations al 2UI 2,3 and yoi Broadway 10
LAST l25th-st Chambers and West I'D ferries, New
York 3y5 Fulton ST. Brooklyn 200 Hudson-st. Hooosea
ard Jersey Cy station. Erie Transfer Company calls le'
and checks baggage from noels and residences 10 du
nation
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
E'ou- tracns Automatic Block Signals.

(Anthracite coal used exclusively
Fou- Automatic Block Signals
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh Chunk. &s,
43O, 7'l5 $40 II :i5 to Eas;on A. ~. liio ~ uM
Easton). 430. 5:i5 ,:3O T. Anent9"n, T. M Sun
days 40 7'i5 NJ. 100 $50; 600 p 81 ~
/ 10 | 30 4:2O e. N. Sundsys i3J A. NJ .
sundays 4:3o A. 81. 100. 81. $50. 500 p. NJ. 2u
For Harrisburg at 4:3o 500. 9lo a. NJ l:lo. Ia
400. 500. o:.5 p ~; 1915 night sundays i;oo sA
For sunhury. Isxisburg and Williamson a: 40 sos
o:lo A. M. i:lO Iao T:30 p. u. Sundays 'l5 A T.
For Red Rank Long Branch. and points south TO poiH
Pleasant :: 80 Is TO Red Blnl). s:i5 ii3o A NJ. i@
3:3o. 100 40 $40 6I3 T. " sunday1 except Ocean
Farminrtale Toms River Barnegat Park and BarnessL
80. SIS A. NJ. i:30. 4:3o p, ~
For Atlantic CIV Cape May. vineland and Brids.sa
For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh, and Highland. Il
els P 81 sundays. 900 4. ~. 400 p. VI.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia. week days. 40 500 800 1000
liso dining Ssr NJ 20 3oo to9 (Burst pp,lS; ;gl!
PsS s. @ sS"sss S ians tS 'GS cs = g. h9f sa. A
n5iDng Carr A. 81 l:3o. 800. 800. 800 Dining can
n. 2h3 night, SUNDAYS go :SG !iplnn5 Can
IS ga Lao 1923 Broad~ay 72I .;, Sh-ays aye, 81 EsS
Brookiyn: 9s Broadway. Williamsburg The New-Yot
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
financial Glertions.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. II BROADWAY.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
NO. II BROADWAY. 49, 49,.
NEW-YORK October 9th. 1894.
TTNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the sharenold'
i err OF the MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
will be held the Companys Oihce In New YORK Ity
No II Broadway on the second Wednesday In November
next ne 4th day Of said month"; at II o'clock noon.
a Board OF Directors tor the ensuing year IL 70 De
elected and three Inspectors Of Election - ,,,,
The books viii remain closed from Frfday.
October I2th. at o'clock p ~. until Thursday NO
vember 18th at 10 o'clock a. ~ ,.
vENHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
L the Harlem Lighting Company. FOR the election OF
directors other business may properly come
before meeting will be held the Offices or the Com
pany SOth and East End Avenue New YORK CITY,
on Wednesday, october lIth 1894 at ii o'clock a. M mSo
Transfer will close Saturday october 6th loo
and will reopen Thursday October 18th. 1894
~ ~ " ~ FRANK ENOS.
Secretary.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY; =,
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholm
i ers Of Illinois Central Railroad Company for the
ard the transaction os other
will held Office OF the Company In the city nt
Chicago, Of Illinois. Wednesday, OCTOBER IL
1894. I2 o'clock noon.
~ ALEXANDER G. HACKSTAFF. Secretary.
Ecw-York October 4. 1904
New-York tribune., 1894-10-10
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY:
rVNiE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
1ilrs

n c. sTIAYNE'S name in a Fur Garment is a guarantee
-. Of reliability. Awarded highest prizes at W0!is
Fair shaynes l2i and l26 i2d 81. New York. is
leading fashionable for reliable and elegant
Furs Fashion-book mailed to any address
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-01-26
The Honduras Colony.

At the meeting of the Honduras
immigration and Improvement Colo
N.Y. lately held, this name and s. con-
stitution and bylaws were adpoted.
The present officers are: President, S.
L. Biting. vice president; s. P. Az
thony; secretary, r. r. Snowden; as
sistSnt secretary, R. NJ. Williams;
treasurer, G.. W. Cleveland. Board of
directors; G. w. Cleveland, r. II.
Williams, r. r. Snowden, s. P. An
thony, s. L. Biting, J. H. Curry aud
John II. Mann.
A committee of three members will
be sent to Honduras to get all possible
information relative to the character
of the country and best terms upon
which grants of land can be secured
and to secure said grants conditioned
upon approval by the members after
returning and make their report to
them.
All this movement is almost entire
ly spontaneous. There is no working
it up" We invite all desirable per-
sons interested TO join us in getting
information, as that is the whole i'm
port of our work now. So far all in
formation eeeived from different
sources is fiattering
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-01-26
LOOK ReADtLooK
Startling News for
Everybody.

Stock and fixtures have To 60 within
very short time and the Model
Clothing Co, Of ocala. will shortly be
a thing of the past. We have decid-
ed TO give up business and offer our
entire stock of Clothing, Gents Fur
nishings, Trunks and Valises at such
prices for the next twenty days that
will surprise and startle the trade, as
We don't care to move the stock, and
prefer giving the people the benefit.
Every body knows we have new goods,
not shelf worn, motheaten, nor have
We auction goods. We manufacture
our own goods, and can assert that we
can save you 50 per cent. aad more on
all your purchases, as We don't care To
take new lease on our store. An
enormous assortment of tallor-made
clothing, in cutaWays, sack, double
breasted, Prince Albert suits ia do
nestle and foreign fabrics Of the latest
styles, and are able to suit the most
fastidions taste, but Ia show YOU that
We are determined this stock must he
closed we qnoe q few prices: Suits
actually worth and sold everywhere
for SO go for S3.65; Cashmere suits
worth STA sell for S6.75: Dress suits
word $3.50 only S7.75; fine Corkscrew
Suits sold everywhere for SO and Sd
must go for Sl0.90; Pants as low as IS
cents; boy suits worth g 80, for only
80 cents; Overcoais, good value for SO,
We will sell for 81; Dress shirts for 40
eelis, which cost anywhere else 81 :;
latest styles IN neckwear OF all descrip-
tion. Trunks and NaliSes must go
like everything else in the store and
We will make prices that will surprise
everybody. We propose to sell all our
goods within a very short time; rath-
CT sacrifice it in selling cheap than
Pay freight. No use complaining
of hard times when You can buy goods
at your own price. This is a chance
which only comes once in life time.
but you must come AZ once, while as
soFtlaent and sizes are complete.
Merchants will do well 10 well to call
on US and take advantage Of this ex-
raordiDary big sale, as this stock and
fixtures must Ice positively closed and
At once.
Our goods are all marked in plain
figures AID positively no deviation in
prices, only Que price for all, and
goods warranted as represented or
money refunded. Come early and
convince yourself that this gigantic
sale means what we say.
Parties indebted to us will please
call and settle, a. We are winding up
the business.
MODEL CLOTHING CO.
Under Onera Hnuse CleaTa Ella
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-01-26
BEST BARGAIN IN FLORIDA.

A farm of $50 acres located on Ock-
lawaha river, ten miles from Ocala
and four miles from Silver Springs,
comprising shell and chocolate ham
mock with first-class productive pine
land, high, dry and healthy. natural
drainage to river; about 100 acres
cleared and well fenced. Nice frame
house 30.6xS6.6, II stories, ceiled and
painted throughout, also dining room,
kitchen and pantry, l7x3s, packing
house, sheds, stables, barns, henery,
etc. No. well of water, bearing
grove of eight acres. A creek runs
through part of the land on which
there Is wild orange grove and
chalybeate springs. The finest cattle
and sheep range in the county adj
joins this property. Large crops Of
corn, oats, rice, sugar-cane, potatoes
and cabbage have been grown on it,
The timbered portion consists Of pine,
hickory, white and willow oak, red
cedar, magnolia, ash, bay and sweet
gum. The above property is now Of
fered at one-half its value. Apply to
owner. JOHN entity,
GrahamviIle,
I-2Rt tt. Marion, Co., Fla.