davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-11
illcoiral.
A RaCkinq Cough

Cured by Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Mrs. 7, ID. HALL, 2I7 Genessee St,
Lockport. y. u, says;
Over thirty years ago, remember
hearing my father describe the wonder.
fnl curative effects OF Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. During a recent attack Of La
Grippe, which assumed the form of
catarrh, soreness of the lungs. accom-
panied by an aggravating cough.
used various remedies and prescriptions.
While some of these medicines partially
alleviated the coughing during the day,
none OF them afforded me any relief from
that spa~modic action Of the lungs which
would seize me the moment attempted
TO lie down : night. After ten or twelve
SuCh NIGHTS I was
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-11
Administrators Notice Of Sale.

DUR~tAN1 10 A license from the Honorable
L Judge % irvhair fnr the comfy Of Han
cock, SHAH sell at public auction on Saturday.
the third day Of February. \. -. l~o'. at two
O'Clock in the afternoon. the premises, all the
right utie and iurrt 1t hlch OTIS trinde, late OF
Pt nobscot In said county dcCeaSc had in and TO
the whole of the following described veal estate
situated In Peuol scot, in sain county, including
the rcvcrslon OF tic wldow's dover therein, to
viii Beginning on the highway leading FRI m
CastiHe To fcnoh-rut ~ laui OF \ r. Narnum,
thence along -atI NhnUm. land In general
-outhUastcriy direction to the salt water, thence
following the salt water -outheasteriy. southwest
erly ana uorthwC-tcrly around the point as the
shore runs "a the sAid highway. aud thence north
eastcrly by said highway {. place OF beginning,
always rcscrA ing ant excel ting from said prem
iscs the land occupied by Elmer Leach, Fred
Leach and Mention trtpdie, meaning hereby 10
-ctl the Eomesto ad farm oi said Gus trinule.
GEu. VI. WAKRES.
admir- tie Doui- non
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-11

Nottee OF Assignee OF his appointment
AZ BuCksport, 10 III county Of Hancock. and
state If Maine the thirteenth DAY u December
A. u. l~.ci.
'lNHE uudcr-iEuvi hereby gives notice ~ his ap
i poin'ment rs assignee OF the estate Of hi
win n stevens Of Gnuhi-boro. ia salt county Of
Hancock, in-oiycut iirhJor, who has bc'u declared
an Iusoiycnt upon IBIS own petition hy the court
Of insolvency for -ati county uf HinrocA.
GtrKGt V. IrA,l, Assignee
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1894-01-11

CcntemCn
In November 1879, my body was literally Gov
cred with Eczema and the glands about my throat
were badly affected by SeIoiula My blood vas
so saturated with humor, that my eyes became
affected, suffered intense pain in them, day ard
night | could not bear the least ray Of light
The inner structures Of my eyes were so affected
that was nearly blind | had but little hope %
saving my eyesght. was pale and weak ana
my blood was so thin that dropSy set in, wa@
immensely swollen. | commenced % tasr
Daiion'- spr-apariiIa and Nerve Tonic
BY advice Of my physician who is the originate
OF the medicine | soon commenced to improve
and continued to take the medicine. The Eczema
lett me, The nropsy disappeared, he intiau
nation left my eyes and my sight was restored.
In March. 1880, my health was fully cstablisheI
! have renamed well to the present time.
Mrs CELIA r. STEVENS
Prepared by DALTON sARsapaRIliA CO., Belfast Nj.
l>e pa.iao's Pills and plastcrs. al,a tsft,
Liquid praotri,e tar THE Teeth ~ MI,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
s'sss5slalIe!,.s's.'s. ! !

st 8asioeer. Eog git Of sfinnerne
ben 16oe Sui nnr Bottle Greet,
@1@isan. buorueb 5prb6beren brab=
tes % 6 &erioner tom tilifabe. n(pfs
ten foraariagetes, oerpeb, at the
fish plate uor tlernet fra en- af
Gtinnerne.
- S @bicogo peb 49be Street
paa9neoe Solicit op Of fin eobe sbDn
Scat fill ben 18be Suli ueb at bgre
@fub runot 6uiene. Beboerne
ipran9 uo fornt fe, bpab iou par
paaf9rbe. % fanbt en- 9el al Dnfel
Sams Solbater, fom itreb forat bebo(>
be Wtarten teb @iben nf ct omitribt
&pinbemenneFe. So @fpbntn9en
opbbrte. fonot mon bog, at irgen bar
fommet ttlRabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

toreta9e noset ofoibrenbe meb oisie
Biuer benne Sesi1on.
@epreientant Depion af Mlobnma,
lom nu er biemme. bar unberrettet
ON. at ban bar for1abt bet bemofroti.
tie Barti o. aster at lutte fig til
5oltepartiet. 9ette er ben fbrfte
Betreftelie paa &psterne fra gpbeu
ON, at be bemofratiife Rongresmnnb
ogter at goa oper iii bet npe 8arti.
Saeen bar uaft meeen SnteresIe, %
enbper ipnes eusfelig efter at pioe,
boormonge Der pil fplse Mr.. 9en1on.
Gor bans e9et peofommenbe fer bet
no fom en- 6orbolbsresel til at beuare
fts ielu. s 1892 fit ban 1900 @tem.
mer mere eno fin Mebbeiler blonot
Bopuliiterne; ban er nafen filter
poo, at ben nafte &onaresmano fra
bans Dtiirttt pil blioe en- 8opulift,
% ban ct fulofommen pillig til at
bliue Manhen.
Senator George bar iutroDuceret
en- 5auesrelolutton befemmenbe ON
ct Imenoement til &onititutionen,
boorpeo Otte Elmer Fal ubeiBre en-
loplis Nrbeibsbag for 8erioner, tom
nbfprer legemliet Mrbeibe.
Mange Golf b!ep operraFebe, naar
be to bemotra.iRe Mtblemmer al
senatets l1noeripgeliesiomite tor.
iggte at forbinbre, at llnberip9el1en
ON Saffertrufet Fulbe optaaes ieien
torat mon funbe unberigse ben npe
8eftplonius ON, at Drbrer ansoaenbe
SnofiBb Of g guttertraft. Mttier Rsep,
ne nf senotor gomben al Qgsf Tiirgiis, i j,
MIA, tom unber Gb ubtalte, at ban als
brig figbte SutfersN Nttier. er Stem
DortsM esleres Befbbelie. 9isele,
bes at life Senotor gamben lite ftrats
forlan9te. al Sogen ituloe bliue
arunoig unoerigst.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
Noro'Dafota.

gountp @ommisiererne of Co.'s
@ountp bat tilflenbe9ioet, at ct s5or.
flag ON at lnlse Bombs for $4,000
for Tattiafarm. 90 @ountp.&o
pit bliue benfil1et til @el9erne /,
&ois gountp / 6bf. Set nubaren>
be 9pipital er en- leiet Bp8ning.
- @oa ben republifanRe @tats.
conpention for gforb 9afota 1om af>
bolbtes / Sarge ben 1sbe % 19be
Suit nominereoes fslsenbe Ronbiba,
ter: Rensresmanb, so. 81. Sobnion
fra Melion; @uperubr @oeer N(lin
fra 8alib; 9ice.@ @uuernsr. s. $.
@ora fra gmmons; aosierer, 8.
8. Mt@ols fra gais; Seireter, 6.
M. Dahl ira Burleiso; Nubitbr.
s. u. Briggs ira Mnrtin; Nsiuron,
eel e.Rommisier. S. 9. Sander fra
Stuttsmann; Statsabpotat s. J.
Conan fra 91amiep; Nserbruas. os
Mrbeios. s.Rommisier. q. $. 2au9bs
lin fra &aniom; superintendent al
public instruction, emma s.
Bates fra 8arnes; 9pieReretsbom.
mer. S. M. Bartbolometp fra 2o
Moure; netpmmisierer:: Geo.
S. Reps fra 9idep, s. s. 8ombera
fro Steele % s. @. @urrie fra
Start. Gonuentiuneit anbefaler TT,
8lotform I &rofeftion, % bobtelt
Mpntfob. Sen pnter, at4e0iSlaturen
uptaser Spsrssmaalet ON spinoeus
Stemmeret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
Mtnnefota.

Bait. S. 8. Soft al ben iuenH
lutberfe Rirte / StiQ>pater er toms
men tilboge fra fine 93eiier / bet bel.
lise 2anb. liriuer Minneopolis Sour.
nal.
- Spu; Streifere blep fanei1et i
ct. 8aul ben 16be b., bi be lite
tunoe titueiebrinse ben nBbuenbise
&aution.
= Ser oar TO &anbitoter for
&refeembeoet minneapolis efter
Rrifoffer Sanion, nemlig Mmanbus
Morman % Sobn Brouti fra nuber.
tpooo. q. Morman bleo. .pal9t.
= Central @itp Martet, ben jtore
8psnius me(lem onbet o9 treble Nue.
! @otb.Minneapoli8, nebbranote
iibne Eorsbo9satten. 9abet ans
ilaaes tilen balu Millionl Dollars.
st Menneielip git tabt, % en- bel
Sci Qeite omtom.
- Telegram fra StiQmater flyer,
at al 9mine af 5aneiletS Dplos =
100000 &unb nu ct uololet. Den
bapes tiineli9uis paa Dplos andre
Steoer, ioa Garmerne .an erbolbe
al ben Sti1ipater>T 3 tpine. be bebpper.
@fteripgrsielen for 9mine por for,
re enb 8robuttionen, beber bet.
- ut |&iatlisbeb afeipr @etsia.
9er bprer pefImeb til Sieloenbeberne.
Nnnie 6. 5baoer. en- uns patfer
Mobebaublerinbe 9ulutb Tom iStrib
meo en- limos Carl ON npget 2anb,
iom te bease pooftoo al baue &etten
til. Set Tom til 5a9sanleg, men
ifteoetfor Don, oe lllptte ouer ben
enc af be fentroberenbe Barter fit BE-
&ierlisbet III binarben % ifal M
eifte fig meo BET farne. @o9en nil
bortfaloe. beber bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
Dr. Hrices Cream Batting B)moes
&erbensuoitiQins bgiefe Mes
bolie % 9iplom.

st at 9asblaoene Minneopolia
s(eber fig oper, at mon bolber paa
at faa iftano Sutton Morb.D .Dofoto.
Gaa ct Mgoe, fom nplig bolbtes /
Sarge, tilbpo uemli9 6olfepartimen.
oene fig at gaa / 2eotos meb
3rabes linton. % Nmerican union=
5olt til @ountp> @onpentionen i @a8>
felton,, fom ofboloes benne l1se. De>
mOtraternes @ountp,g gonuention Of
bolbes paa famine Eio % paa famine
Steb, % Blabet tror, at rber maaite
pil bliue Sutton meb Demotraterne
osiaa". Saalense fom bet blot er
Grbeiberforeninser. ber imelter fam.
men meo GOlfepartiet. Ct bet bel lite
perot. at man nbbreber fig oper
Sutton.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25

frpbenbe. Men olbris bar bet enbnu
mislpttes ior. benz at ppnon fit Maal.
Mosle Nar til pil fatte benz i Be,
fibbelIe afal Ripbmanbsf bsforretnin9 I
2anoet. (5urtiettes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
Ne,s8 a8te,t I 2ossoost.

gen8enta8tet 2onoott.
(The London Money Power.)
NfQ. 9. @cplfolt.
Copyrighted 1894. xrpft meb fpeetel
.ss Siaabelie.
(5ortfattelie fra forr. Mo.)
Men Eruits fgrer lite olene Rris
mob inbipibuelle &ontmrrenter men
/, % foo mob ben rationale 8elfano.
3runs er af to G1oss. nemlis be.
iom ppererer meo inouirielle 8ro.
butter. ber er beFptteoe al boz 9orif.
% be, Jon opererer iaaranne @renc
of 8roouttion, / builte ri fulbtommen
foripner bort eset Marfeb % ubf6rer
enbel af 8robuftet. Eli ben iiofte
/ 4lasie bbrer @tanbarb Oil Comps
! M. Bomolie. 9ruaet % 8biifpz 1ru.
itet. Etl bet f6rfe bbrer @tbbefaal.
Erufet, gorba9e- Erufet os flere.
s ben 5abrituirtiombeo, buori ri
fulot forfpuer bort eset Marteo, bur,
be ri meset mart tase 8eroensmar'
ieberne / por Befiooelie. Dg ri
pilDe fnart eigre faa, ON @roouftio>
men fit fortiette ubinsret. Men
oisie Erufs fommer inb % itanofer
Broout:iouen % begranbier os til
at foripne port eset Marfeb, forat
be tan ueolisebolbe bbte &rifer til lin
eeen 5orbel. Sc life Blot itaber
8ublifum peb at iette op &rilen,
/ men ibet be fntter op &riien besaar
I be en- TOrbrpoel,e imoo 9tationen
neb at fanbie Dor Eripiel % forbin.
bre os fra at foripne Berbensmarfe'
\ nerne.
81 9e 8ensetonser, iom itaar / Spib>
len for bisie Eruits, er 2onbon,Sb>
berne, ION snifer at bebolbe 8eroens.
mnrfeoerne for fine enselite Gabritua<
rer; og ben eneite Maaoe, bporpaa be
tan gibre bette, er at ftanbie por
s8etf seb 6ielp al bis5e Eruas. Gn
] iaaban 6orbrpoelie imoo national
4 Eripfel b1rbe pao bet itrengefte ftrot<
fes.
Nt en- lignenoe Eenoents er @irte.
maaben bos be Eruits, iom opererer /
be Brooufter, til bpilfe nj eiuer Bee
ibet s. .ille feripneE sort5
eset Marteb. Erufets 9enfist er
at fortiette meo at erbotoe ben bsie
8ris, iom opnaaes siennem 9oriffen.
Da forat opnaa bette nonbier &c &ro.
onttionen. faaat ri lite ifa1 bliue
itanb til fulbt at foripne BORT eset
Marfeh % faolebes aigre 9sriien 10,
pere peb Siemme= seonfnrence. De
aisr bet for bet tprfe forat faa Be.
/ ffptteliestolbens bgie 8ris. Men
! oe bar i1ar en- onben 6euiiQt, nemlia
al biuore % fra at for{pne bort eset
Marfeo oQ foaleoes belpis ipare bet
for line enoelRe ,5abritouter. De
peb. at pi meo ubinbret 6abrituirf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25

9en 14oe Suli rappprterebes 218
npe Eilfalbe af &o1era ! ct. &eters,
burg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25

Dr.9rices cream Botins Bomber.
getbeusubit it;uinaens bbiefte 9ris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-07-25
fergus 9alls Mgfblad
uotonmer tber Dnsbae.
Il. 6oIettt, ttogtbtr.
snbttrtptton8prts $1.50 for / Mat, betal
tJorffnb, eaer3 $500.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
a. SoLEM, Publisher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Perfection No. Z. Ancient and Accepted
Scottish u,a ~ Freemasonry, holds its
regular monthly meeting. large num-
beg ~ petitions will be overwhelmingly
or more Tho scottish Rite Masons are
very busy preparinS fer the spring Con-
Ventus The annual class VIII be much
larger thia oar than ever before. There
will be m least thirty candidates for the
Fourteenth Degree, and almost that
number for some OF the higher degrees.
Included in the class will be a number
of promlnep, Richmond clergymen. The
annual banquet takes place on April the
18th. Tho Scottish Rite Masonry is
growing steadily all over the world. In
the United states IL numbers something
like 1900 members. IL could be much
stronger numerically u y catered 10
popular attention. But as us boasts mas
always been that II desired quality rather
than ouanti,v its increase has necessa-
rily been conservative Inc degrees OF
the Scottish Rite all the way from tie
Fourth rba first Of the Scottish RIte) up
to and ircInding the Thirty-third, are re-
ligious scholarly and slngularly solemn.
The Tbirt,,-eecond degree is within the
reach ~ very Master Mason, who can
mass tho hoilot The Thirty-third Degree
is. as is vol known. limited TO those who
have shown extraordinary enthusiasm
and results IN MASONRY.
Tenrlo Cbanfer No. 81, is another very
fourisbine chapter Hon. William Loven-
steir - bieb priest. This chapter holds
its ros,,lor ,,eeting on the fourth Mon
dav rbe work is always nicely done
and tho meetings are largely attended
Paht Calie.b Is a member of this body
and Is very enthusiastic worker.
picbr,ond chapter, No. 8. is the oldest
cbs,,,o,. an tho city, and holds its regular
meetinge at the old Masonic Hail or
/ Frani,I5, etroet Il was in this chapter
that DR. John Dove. who was for so many
years grand secretary, received his Roya
! Arch Degree.
Acca Temple. Mobiles Of the Mystic
/ Shrine. meets 40 the Masonic Temple OF
,rbnrsdav' the 10Th instant. Severa
"sons Of Guns VIII cross the Duril'nl
| sards ond there will doubtless be
trsditional banquet after the work
| ceorge 7, street Is potentate, and J
| a ,-e7,, ot,iet easy-gOing sort OF Eel
Low. Xo candidate will ever regret havin
"iined, the shrine while George is poten
Amitv Lodge. 40. &c, has just issue
some very pretty autographed cards an
! nouncine the regular meeting. when take
,,lsre ON next Tuesday. at which IN
first and third degrees will be conferred.
The Rough Ashlar. under its new MAJ
soemonf is certainly receiving the SUI
port Of the fraternity in Richmond. NJ
Ncsbitt is one Of the best known Masof
I'm the state, ana is pushing the Mas
zine ahead. .,
Tho free Masonic Library over u
CIV Rank. is duly appreciated by II
Nasons IF Richmond, and Is large
natronizcd The Rough Ashiar fuohs
ing Company IS daily making Naluap
literary additions TO IT, ana IN ~
years they will doubtless nave We
valuable Masonic collection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
CHARGED With Robbery.

Sergeant Cousins and Policeman I'D
son. of the Third district yesterday morn
ing arrested Thomas Jones. Jonn Ale"
and Winston Allen, three negroes. me
charge against them is the ROBBERY ol
a lot Of goods from two country NasOh'
Friday night. The vehicles We're IN lnc
stables Of John Sharp and James flllley,
,.hicb a~e close 10 each other. on Brook
ovenue near the corporate limits. All the
Goods stolen. consisting Of bags of four
shoes. paints and brushes, were recover
ed from the house Of the Allen boys
mother. where the plumber had been
stored.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

The musicale ON Monday evening VIII
be very attractive. as the very srea,
fayorites "The Schubert Male Quartett',
of Chicago. supported by Miss Bertha l..
clark. violinist, Miss Laura y. Mae
Corllle reader and whistler, and MISS
Adelaide jackson. accompanist' VIII pe
the attraction. BY an invitation oil 'h'
board at its meeting on the LIST instan,
TO the Church Hill Music Association
TO be present at this musicale their
presence in combination with the resu-
lar attendance. will make very large
and appreciative audience. The pro-
eramme will be as follows:
star Of Love" BUCK. schubert
Ouartette." ?. Violin. "Reverie' wink
temps). Miss Clark. 3. STREAM o. HnNer
Noonlieht (Geiben. Quartette. 4. Read
ing. douglass. Tender ami True Loyep.
Miss MacCarlIle. 8. Solo. "The Won
(Shield0. Mr. lott. 6. Red, Red Rose
Gscmanm. Quartette. z. Violin RICO
letto" VerdD. Miss Clark 8. "NelliC
Gray CWesD, Quartette. 9. Solo, som
brerep CChaminade), Miss MacCorkle
10 Come Unto Ne" wagner, Aris'
shine Rhodcs), Quartette.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Fire. on Friday morning. inflicted quite
n heavy loss on Mr.. j. G. Mitchell. Of
Henrico county.
Mr.. Mitchell estimates his loss at $1,000,
upon which there was only $500 insurance,
that amount being on the barn. He
thinks the fire originated from a lighted
match being dropped in the straw by a
thief after his fowls. Many expressions
Of sympathy and offers Of assistance
were rendered Mr.. Mitchell by MS
friends and neighbOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

It is reported that the police will en-
deavor TO have prisoners transferred
from the stations TO the Police Court
i'm the patrol wagon. The First district
men especially regard the scheme as
feasible and appropriate. They sus-
gest that the wagon could so first
every morning 90 the Third station
take in the prisoners to be sent from
there to the court. then proceed 10 the
Second. and after delivering its pas
sengers to the Police Court, the wagon
should then go to the First station for
the Police Court subjects confined there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Music at Half Price
wrnrrsnAY rNIIL B P. ~.

The Richmond Music Company east
Broad street, will sell all music al haii
price. Music Folios cut Z, per GEM. >
Guitars. Mandolins, Nioihs' ana pan, .s.
o per cent This house Is idse ea4,las ~
lead in their line. They have sold hun
dreas ~ the celebrated Chase Brothers
piano. which give such universal salts
faction. "wednesday until +. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

The Governor will on Monday appoint
the following as Board Of Visitors VIZ
ginia Agricultural and Mechanical COL
lege. subject TO the ratification OF me
Senate. c. l.. Nawter. Albemarlei 1T
s. Hamilton Graves. Roanoke City; r.
II. Herring Rockingham; Harold NJ
Mathews. Wythe; John ". Thomas'
Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
NcGiii Tn on.

The meeting OF the above society to-
morrow night promises TO be most IN
teresting and entertaining MRS. o. ray
,s, hes arranged a musical and liter
a'.'5 ,,rocramme to be rendered before
she members OF the Union and their
iaav friends. With Mrs. Logan as me
promoter. It is safe to say that next
Monday night at the McGill will be one
of the most attractive Of their literary
meetings,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
GRAY Eagle Tribe.

At Laurei-Street church Rev. J. !.
Taylor will at IL o'clock this morhins
preach a special sermon 70 Gray Easle
Tribe Of Red-Men. The members are
requested to meet at the Wigwam, NO
zoo west BROAD street. at 10 o'clock 4.
Nj. Sister tribes are invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
A La,r.r'- X. commendation.

Mr.. c. +. Davis, editor Of the Bloom
field iowa Farmer. says: Il can recon-
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 10
ali sufferers with colds and Group / nave
used 1t IN my family for the past Two
years, and have found II the pest / ever
used for the purposes for which !, - IN, IN,
owens & tiinor Drug Company i. NJ
Slaughter. L. p. Reeves & CO., and II. o.
Forstmann, druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

is in the Newport News dry DOCK ana
the passengers travelling by the steamer
"Pocahontas" can see her. as the "Poca-
hontas" passes close to the dock on her
trips between Richmond and norfolk
for this purpose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

for the courts Of record OF the Common
wealth. uu... the
nv senator Hay: TO incorporate inc
>,as,.oo and orange Railroad Company.
Rv same. To authorize the county Oh
Madison 10 subscribe TO above ROAD.
nv same: TO authorize the school boar"
of Jefferson township, In Culpeper cou"'''
10 borrow money. 49,
Nv senator Il. II. Barnes: For the pro-
,oci,on q, fish In the waters or BACK
bay.
An Important Game Law.
The bill for the protection OF deer pa,
tridges, wild turkeys and other ss1'nv 49,
the state OF Virginia. 10 prevent ~"
shipment, dead or alive. from the oe"'.'
anS to require boards Of SUPERVISORS "
offer rewards for scalps OF minks, foxes
hawks &c. OF which Senator Miller -
the patron, was after considerable as,
cussion passed by and made the specis'
order for Tuesday at | o'clock. Ihe on
ject OF this bill Is to enforce the oDserN
ance OF the close season and prevent liV
shipment of game out OF the state. me
large hotels In the northern cities employ
men to shoot game in Virginia In large
| quantities for their use. These men are
supplied with improved guns. ammunition
and fine dogs, and paid good salaries
The wanton destruction OF deer In ahu
out Of season is prevented by this Dill.
Local laws do not accomplish the Cd
feet sought With improved guns ah'
fixed ammunition the game VIII soon Ok
exterminated unless this or some law
general in effect are enforced. In loca
laws few If any OF them contain the non
shipping clause contained in this Dill, an'
This is thought TO be the most importan
subject in the bill.
Bills Passed.
The following bills were passed:
House Bills-To amend the Code IN re
lation TO clerks delivering to treasurer
copy Of lists of delinquent real estate
Trcasurers to post the same with notic
OF sale Of lands for taxes, levies, ETC.
attached.
To amend the Code in relation 70 IN
fees Of officers: and fines, how paid.
For the relief Of the Norfolk Irus
Company. of Norfolk.
To amend the charter OF the Norioi
Safe Deposit and Trust Company.
BY Senator Hurt: To incorporate tn
town Of Paramount. in Pittsylvania cour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Fine ALI~WOOD BLACK SERGE re-
duced from soc. to 40c. a yard.
ALI.-WOOL + y T. SILK-FINlSH
CASHMERES, regular 6Jc. goods. 5oc
yard. ,., ...,,,.
Fine BLACK GRANITE CLOTHS,
BLACK HENRIETTAS, BLACK SERG-
rs. BLACK HOPSACKTNGS. &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
Special and Attractive Bargains for
This Week.

No one will be disappointed who visits
our store this week. We have displayed
The GREATEST BARGAINS in every
line. and we guarantee every article eN-
actiy as advertised Buy as much or as
lf,,Ia nc van nlea -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18

Two thousand sc. novels from '''
New York sale. Zoe. AT .,..c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
SILKS.

BLACK MORE SILK. 81. N.25, and
Sl6j.
SWIVEL SILKS reduced to 59c.
WASH SILKS reduced to soc.
INDIA and CHINA SILKS. all new
and desirable and at LOWEST PRICES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
SPRI,G DRESS GOODS

in endless array in all the new effects:
Fine WOOL CHENIOTS. GRANITE
CLOTH CASHMERES. SERGES, SEED
ED CLOTHS, HOPSACkINGS. PLAlDS,
and CHECKS for TRAVELLING SUITS.
46-tnch ALL-WOOL GRANITE CLOTH,
in navy and green. SOC. a yard
ALL-WOOL 40-INCH + r. T. y c III
SERGES, 4lc. a yard.
Fine ALI-WOOL CHECKED and
PLAID CHEVIOTS, 40c. Selling every
where at zoe.
Fine WOOL CASHMERES, all new
spring shades. IS inches wide. reduced
from 25c. TO rs 2-3c. yard.
SILK and WOOL MINED FINE
CHECKED SUITINGS. 81 n yard.
Fine ALT.-WOOL FRENCH ELAN-
NEI.S. reduced from 7Sc to Soc yard
An shades in Sl.5O BROADCLOrH re-
/ duced TO 81 a yard.
/ ALL-WOOL MIXED SUITINGS. 81
/ inches wide. reduced To 5ec. n yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-18
NEW LACFS.

BOURBON. POINT DE PARIS, POINT
DE IRELAND VENETIAN. Walls.
TORCHON, and ORIENTALS-all new