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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
NEGRO NATIONAL CONFERENCE.
Address Marking the "Opening OF
the Militant Period"


DETROIT. MICH, December 13.-The
national conference OF colored men VI
ssss,on here to-day adopted an address
10 the country. It says the status Of the
co,ored race in the United States bears
a closer analogy to that OF denizens than
70 tho honorable and indefeasible rights
~ native-horn citizenship, ana tnat III
AT least three States OF the Union citiIen-
shin Ia a farce, which in default OF 1ps'-
lutte protection, should De txcnans,sef ~,
the panOpy OF soihe hio'e f"''
rbo objects of the conference are de-
erad ~ he the assertion Of opposition OF
every species of injustice perpstIa...eu
unon the race; TO fender more 49,
tbe moral educational and social forces
hitch : Onn eco freemen ought 10 exerclsei
% forro a compact national orsahlldNvil'
10 assume a new attitude among the cur
zers of the country, not unduly arrOsa sio,,
bar enc which shall resent ~, ,ns dec,sres
~ inferiority This, the address oeeiaieS'
81 e. necessary to do, after generation
y, saitisb Indifference and un-Americah
and non Christian contempt. $500
.vmcb of the opposition to the negro
to-day, South and Sors d,as IN saws rs
Dot based as formerly. on the grouhu y.
The negro's fundamental incapacily, guS
10 nubiicly stated and stouty delenueu
on the theory that the superloI ia obysicaI
be protected nun, 10 81, oand acknoW-
prowess, his entnusiasm' anu "0A'i'"
lodged capacity. .o,h,nv mat
tainable, but merely what other G,.izen ~
~ thfe civilization are no" enloyHls- II
VI .sia ,oid the Iawless elements OF the
south up S' to the full measure of national
execration. ,..x -, ,h, militant
1--WE mark the, opening OF .ne iinf amr
neriod." the address continues oi our
FACE in this country. and our advice Is
for every member Of the race hen ,cs.9 "a "a
to TO- employ every weapon Of every k ad,,s, OF
warfare. legitimately and courageously'
we, "a. demand of every right. We recog-
r njze III The universal law that no man or
ace ace gets more social or political prefer
ment than he fights for and can MAINTAIN 1s,r;
INT we do not acquiesce I'm the dictum
that we must trust TO time and To the
pleasure plea or disposition of our enemies 10
Grant rights
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
TeIegraphic Briefs.

Washington. go The armored cruiser
Maine is practically ready for service
London-The Official Gazette contains
0 notice summoning Parliament to meet
ir February llth.
London The Globe publishes dispatch
aging that Chinese officials resumed pos
session Of Port Arthur December lZth.
ashington.-U there is other IN
f1res en delay, Secretary Carlisle report
win be- presented 10 Congress on Monday
next
Charleston. W Va.-Jim Nichols (col-
orodl was hanged at Fayetteville, w. va
f0r the murder Of Henry Carr. at Eagle
- Va.
Washington.-In view OF the near clos
ing Of tie Atlanta Exposition, the Toe
OF travel southwark from the North mas
become very heavy.
Tort MonrOc.-General Nelson A. Miles.
,ommander-in-chief of the army. arrived
from the South, and VIII inspect the
Artillery School and post.
Greenfield. O.-Oliver Hammond. his
nIie and three children were all instant
E killed by a train on crossing OF tue
layton and Union railroad.
New York. William Campbell d Co..
lnarufacturers OF cotton ana woolsu
goods. with a factory at Clifton Heights
Delaware county, Pa. assigned.
Washington. training-snlp EsseN
sailed from 81. Thomas. West Indies, ior
Yorktown, Va. The torpedo-boat Cushing
arrived at New York from Newport
San Francisco Changers Bank OF OF
California, one Of the Oldest banks III
n city. Is about 10 so into voiuh'ai'
lquidltion, and has closed III doors.
Derison. Tex.---Judge Nugent, twice can
c.date for Governor on the Popuiist TICKET
and very prominent in Texas pioneer MS
Tory u dying at his home, In Fort worm
New York.-The coolest December lSth
the metropolis experienced In twensy-
three years At 4 O'Clock In the mornins
The temperature touched u degrees aDo'e
zcsO.
Norfolk High tides did bundreds ,6 ol
dollars worth Of damage along Wy
waterfront. The ends OF streets were SUP,
m rged. ana street-car traffic was siopp''
al many points
81. Paul. Mlnn.--f'ire at o'clock ~
ue morning broke out In the sop nov'
Workshops OF Gtiterman Brotrers s s'g,a.,
Ing establishment. Fifth ana ois,ss
streets. and quickly communicated 20 ~
large establishments adjoining. Inc av ~
Was entirely burned on the cio'ni"s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
ni..,nrk,x Lower Lip.

R,smarck's statue for the Rudelsoerg;
xaDresS,I.ring him in student costume, II
now ready While the sculptor was m 1.San
ling the figure recently the Iron O nave
n.infed my portralt without the lower
lin. that is wrong. Ny lower lip Is very
-, ~, rpo,nonnced; not too much. for that would
indicate obstinacy, and | was never opsa-
rnta when found views that were better
Ia ~ own But a W sll-deyeloped lower
W., v,,a s,enites constancy." When the modei
vas finished. he marked the letters v. Is.
an the clay nmself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

ATLANTA. GA, December B..The
railroads south of the Ohio and east OF
the mississippi rivers have just mace
for the 1ath TO the 18th OF December In
c;,,si,,a rates much lower than ever made
before. The round trip from Washington
CITY TO Atlanta, 1900 miles, can be maze
for $50. This is but little over nali
cent mile. Other rates are IN tne scnf1
X 81. Norfolk. Va, $3.50; Portsmouth, Va
$50; Raleigh. n. C., $50; wilmington,
X C.. 81; Lynchburg. Va, $3.50. Tickets
orc good 10 return In i've days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
R,r Fire In Council Bluffs.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, December - To-, ~ nt
TSnncl BUNS Visited the city this after,
noon. causing a loss Of over quarter r ol
a million dollars. The estimated loss y IS oa az
follows: Deerwells & Co, STOCK s Esrce.
WorLs $4,000: Weir-Shugart Company
on building 10000 Westinghouse Engine
Company, 10000: Stoughton Wagon com
pany, 10000; Fuller, Johnson 20 ooc,
s6 OO0. Moline Buggy Company, soV'VVV
Warier. Bushnell < Glesner, $0.VVo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
,,,..s,.. ,...,Iant Held for Trial

NEW YORK. December lS.-Louis Sill
,.-rrren who threw a rotten egg at Her
mann Ahlwardt, the anti-Semiuc agitator,
While the latter was making speech last
reht In Cooper Union, was THIS morn
lns arrafgned in the Essex Market Police
Count and held for trial IN 500 bail.
Ahlwardt was not in court, but was rep
resented by counsel.
Sherman is an assistant OF Clty-Mar-
efai Gross. of the Fifth District Court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
CAPTAIN HARRY JACKSON DEAD.
His Demise Almost Tragic in Its
suddenDess.

ATLANTA, GA, December ia death,
almost tragic from its suddenness, was
that Of Captain Harry Jackson, who is
one II the best known barristers in the
South, and social leader.
on Monday night he was in fine health
and attended a reception rendered Mrs.
Potter Palmer Tuesday he felt a Sc
we're pain in the left side on "Wednesday
he drove TO the Office Of MS physician
an operation for appendicitis was per
formed. and to-day at noon he breathed
bis last
He Is a son Of General Henry r. Jack
-on who was once Minister to Austria
Cartain Jackson received his early train
mo in Vienna and London, and entered
~ Confederate army at l6 He has
IN AZ Harvard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
VIII Make "A strong Appeal.
Norfolk LandmarkD

fNOrTOIk I-dHuIIIftI NJ
The following explanatory letter was re-
ceived in this city yesterday; ,r,,
UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, u. C.. December II: isSS.
Major Charles Pickett Secretary Business
Mems Association. Norfolk, Va; A..
prsinees- Mems Association in reference
r. the bid OF the Newport News company
for the construction OF two battlesnips
was received this morning. ] viii lay II
before the Secretary OF the Navy to-mor-
row morning, ana appear 10 MN d.
strongly as ! possibly can.
Very truly yours, ,,pr,N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

sideraby below the estimate. The build
Ing Is now full OF freight, and there is
nothing 10 show that great conhagra-
ton occurred there.
Richmond, paid an official visit to Nor
folk Lodge, No. 30, l. o. o. f.. at its
meeting tonight. This occasion was In
celebration OF the fourth anniversary OF
the lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
In Had Luck.

pod Iuck seems to attend the French
=, DO o.o',on battleship Brennus At her first
tri,is I'm the summer of 1885,, Il was 1ouna
,hat She was top-heavy. and 500 tons had
Be taken nnn from on n, her sRRsr any
saS,clng the thickness OF part OF the
arn,or She has just been tried again
,as, r,riI is2 knots with ninety-two revolu-
,anns ~ the screw. but the force or the
,yeter drove her deck I'm at the BOWS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
of the managers.


1880 HANDKERCHIEFS sold
yesterday at a single price-valueS
that extend to lac. each--the price
is &C. for any you select. More
than 700 dozen still to be sold OF
this one lot. More than three hum
bred lots on sale from &c. to the
most exquisite work in Handker-
chief making. Every precautlon
here for proper or bargain prices.
Thousands of Book Novelties,
created in taste of unerring beauty
and usefulness as holiday presents.
From the infant to the Savant the
list is perfect. The harmony rests
with the prices. We tear down the
fence of values that tend to keep
darkness where light of knowledge
might illumine.
For Soc. sat-leatherette-bound
Dickens. Scott, Hugo. Smith. correli'
Jane Porter.
For CSC. set:
Cooper. Doyle, Macaulay, Corren''
For S5.75 set:
Dickens. Is volumes; Bulwer, 10 vol
umes Thackeray. 10 volumes, SCOT,
vol nAn1X tul-
ton.
Special prices on Oxford Teach
ers' Bibles, Prayer Books, and
Hymnals, Testaments and Psalms.
Catholic Prayer-Books, with the
Epistles and Gospels.
oxford Teachers Bibles. from siss to
Pray err Books and Hymnals, from Ssc'
catholic Prayer-Books, 59c. to 1895.
Special attention has been paid
to juvenile literature.
Beautifully Illustrated Autographed
Books, so artistical illustrations 81
Bo ostss Of "A Annals, 1853 illustrations. 75c.
value, for ACC. -, .,a.as
Board Back Books. 30 colored Plates
| iSc for 75c value. - o. m
BOARD Back Books. 5, 10. 15 %. %, Ssc.
BeauSfuily- Bound Books, for girls
Blue-silk cloth. gold imprint, by Ca
rev. Wordsworth, Ewing, Meade, etc.,
75c value, for Soc. ,,
Over. 600 Handsomely-Bound BOOKS
ieather-back and tips, 81 value, for ooc'
Here is information of interest to
anv one that knows how to wear
| noU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
Fatal Wreck on the southern.

CHARLOTTE. y C.. December Ia
Thursday night about an hour before
midnight fatal wreck occurred on the
Southern railway az .Thicketty, ;. G. The
freight train running as tnird No. 46
ran into another freight. second No; ~
killing Engineer ID. NJ. Curlee, OF Char
otte and nearly demolishing the engine
md twelve cars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
DOWN BY THE SEA.
Fire in Atlantic City-Odd-Fei-
low Celebration.

NORFOLK. VA. December lS.-tspe-
c,al )--This morning about O'Clock 'ne
c,tv Fire Department was caiieo over -
Atlantic city. and on their arr'vai iouh'
three houses in Central avenue IN nanes'
Two of the houses were nurneu low
pu. ~ The two houses destroyed were
Sscsnt The other Vas occupied by Mr.,
y James Hitchings. who managed to save say,
most his dSr1tss e the the ips' was et the
mated a. so nnSui incendiary.
VII" The y warehouse recently destroyed by
nre 1t the seabosrd Air c;ncsS N North an
ethcr' and the work was done In less
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
Ni,fortunes Of "a Virginia Doctor.
New York World)

New YORK WOfluJ
DIR. Thomas w. Simmons, OF Martins
vile, Va. was complainant IN iorh-
Mccarthy. Il years old. of No. $40 east
Twenty-first street. who had the Doctors
watch. According to the testimony. the
Virginia man arrived in town SUNDAY az
how Monday. while intoxicated The two
vent 10 the physicians apartment at
10 1850 east 'rhirty-sixth street. where
the Doctor says he fell asleep ana was
,nhhed of his watch and $3.50 Mccarthy,
however saws the watch and money were
given him. The prisoner was held Tor
trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
A Rappahannock Steamer ssppssed
10 He SnoW-Douna.

BALTIMORE. ND. December u.-{Spe-
clal.) 1.-THE steamer Richmond. OF the
Weems Line. which was due here At 8
o'clock this morning, had not arrived et
ner pier at a late hour to-nifht: IL -
where on the Rappahannock riyef- Me
has twenty-five passengers on boay't and
heavy freight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
THE II COHEN co. THE COHEN co.

ralysis early tnis morning at the residence
OF her brother. Hanover Female Insti-
tute. at Gwathmey. Her condition "
night IN extremely critical The phys
-,ans In charge fear she vii; not live
ungil morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

orders for printing sent to ne N,
catch Company viii b given prompt ~
fsntion. and the style Of work A. pe1crD
Mn re- sure to please goa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
SENI-SECRET ORDER.
-, - Called THE "rATRrors on
AMERICA

=, =. organized by W. N. Harvey,
~ "Ccin" Fame, aud In In
,,c Interest of Free silver, Of
course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

You cannot deny facts. ana II Is l"e'
that Salvation Oh 10 the srea'es' p"''
cure. % cents
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
BASEMENT.

Great display of useful and fancy
holiday goods. All departments
"are at their best "-all respond
with the greatest attractions Of the
year, which, for splendor, magnifI-
cence, and low prices, have seldom,
if ever, been equalled.
PRICE CLIPPINGS THAT
WILL MAKE TO-DAY A MIGHTY
BARGAlN.DAY. BE ON HAND
EARLY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

Whereas, il has pleased Almighty God
TO remove from among US our Yellow
student and classmate. L. e.. Moon be
II
Resolved, !. That In MS deatn tne
,,ass of ,sss Of the Medical College Of
Virginia has lost an honored and cs-
teemed member and We do hereby ex-
nress our sorrow and extend our heart
felt sympathy to his bereaved family.
:. That these resolutions be printed In
Courier. and that copy thereof be sent
~ %. NJ. RANDOLPH, Jr, 1893.
X. l.. CORBELL. 1888.
r. C. s. TALfAFERRO, 1888.
r. b. MILLER, 1885.
III. Il. FAIRFAX. 1883.
GREER BAUGHMAN, 1887.
r. u. sIMMS. 1897.
B.. r. FULKES, 1896.
Committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
DEATHS.

RRoWN.-Died. at 4:3O A. NJ, Deem
har n 1895. at the residence OF his
brother.in-law, w. l.. Corrie, NO.
unr,h Morris street. RALPH BROWN, in
49,, 1ad year of his age. He leaves wife,
other three sisters, and three brothers
TO mourn their loss.
- r,,neraI from house SATURDAY, De-
csmher 14th. at $3.50 p. NJ. Interment In
Hollywood.
cHAPPELL.-Died. suddenly, Of apo
n,exv on December 18th. at IL O'Clock
noon at the residence Of her parents, NO.
i-os west Cary street. Miss NE1TIE Nj.
1,UAppELL. daughter of Mr.. X. q. ana
Mrs : A. Chappell in the 9th year OF
her age. .,, g.,
THE funeral takes place THIS tSatur-
aav, MORNING at II o'clock from oaks
Grove Methodist Episcopal church. In DIM
widdie county.
petersburg papers please copy.
THOI,L.-Died, at the Old Dominion
UospItal. at II 80 p. NJ, December H. 1898.
Mrs MARGARET L. THOLL, beioved
daughter OF 4 izabeth Orschel, and sister
OF Mr.. Joseph L. OrscheI. in the tlst year
M her age. She leaves five children. be-
sides friends ard acquaintances. to mourn
their loss.
She has gone. but not forgotten.
The funeral will take place from her
residence. No. SIS west Broad street,
SUNDAY AFTERNOON at $3.50 O'Clock;
thence to St Mary's Catholic church
Friends and acquaintances are invited to
attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
PICTURES AND EASELS.

A great money-saving sale.
lsx22 Fac-Simile Pastelles. beautifully
framed. a 81 picture. for CSC 600 or
them-nO more). '"'
24x2s. Fac-Simile Pastelles, 5-inch,, hand
ornamented frame, rich effect, a regu-
lar s. value, for .9S.
800 White and Gold Easels. full height.
hand-ornamented. SIS value. for &c.
200 Oak Easels, full height. full value.
81, for $50. r'for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
LAMPS.

Assortment never better than
now. Prices were never so en-
tlcing.
$3.50 Seeded Lamps-50 more OF those
beautiful Lamps to go at $l.50-
Sl4 Dresden-C China Lamps, $S.sS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14

DOLLS, OAMES, lOIo.
Come, look, wonder. It's the
way We bought our Toys. That's
why we underselI.
100. for Fine Jointed Doll, IL inches long.
In Pink, White, and Blue gowns.
CSC. for French Jointed Doll, wi>a flow
regular 81. so Don.
isc Tor Wheelbarrows, made Of hard
wood nicely painted.
Folding Toy Sewing Tables. like cut.
Do. the girls delight. &c. se
Large-Size Boys Express-Wagon,. chest
nut body, p l-2 inches long, hub
caps, a regular 81 Wagon. for Soc.
Boys Sleds, hard- wood, nicely painted.
q inches long, a regular Dc. Sled, for
&c
Boys Painted Carts. hub-cap wheels.
800 OF them. at S..
Boys velocipedes. steel wheels. bes-
Girls Tricycles, steel wheels. extern
son-seat. plush upholstered. none bet
ter made, $3.50.
81 Doii-Coaches. $3.50.
s.,5 Doll-coSches. latest designed body,
CSC.
81 Doll-C Coaches. soc.
25c. Doll.Coaches, 15c.
Chlldren's and Misses Rociing-Chairs.
strongly made, nicely finished. &c.
Children's Rocking Chairs, wei, finished.
strongly made. splendid. 5cSs value. for
BUY YOUR BOYS DRUMS TO-DAY.
WITH WRESTLING STICKS Is
900 PoPrLAR GAMES ON SALE TO-
nay AT SPECIAL PRICES. s. IL.
AND q CENTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-14
BRIC-A-BRAC.

NUMBERLESS HOLIDAY SUCCESS
TIONS, BOTH useful. AND ORNA-
MENTAL, THROUGHOUT OUR
BRIC-A-BRAC AND CHINA DE-
$3.50 Empire Vases. rich coiors. gold
border, heavily stippled. s2.4s.
$3.50 Adderly Vases. beautifully deco
rated. in high colors,, and Furnished,
gold handles, 1898
81 Fancy Cups and Saucers, elegant de-
corations. ACC.
81 Victoria Vases and Cabinet Orna-
ments, our own specially produced de-
coratons, SOC.
sl.25 Crystal Flower-vases, rich floral
decoration, gold stippled tops, &c.
s. Elegant Bisque Ornaments, new de-
signs and decorations, s2.B.
SIS Haviland China Chocolate-Sets, with
dainty flowers on all pieces, including
tray $3.50.
SIS "Tazien' Vases. exquisite raised
gold and floral decorations. handsome
TETE-A-TETE SETS ARE VERY APP
PRoPRIATE CHRISTMAS PRES
81 Teapot, Sugar and Cream-sets. neat
decorations, ssc.
$40 Genuine Haviland China Tea
Sets, SO pieces, very latest shape
and decorations, SS.9S.
~ Celery-Trays. with dainty decorations.
Sic. ''r
s2.75 China Fruit-Dlshes or Cake STANDS.
rich decorations, H.63.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-24
Baltimore & Ohio R. r.
Schedule in effect Nov. IS, 1894.

TRAINS LEAXE DELAWARE AVE DFpo1
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND. "
"sEx REss TRAINS.
New York, weekdays q O2 a. - 40 a, 49,. .
m,i ~ ~ s24g % IS, y "a, ell D. M iV4
,vddh drdhilsadelphie Twenty fourth and Chestnut sts
80 10 ic 40 VS g. ~ f. as a. So 7S g q
20 %, 35, 81, n %. s15, 1000 b.m z ~
= rnlisadelpnta Twelfth and Market Sc ,,,oo,
Siieos 70 ~l7' ss42, sl0 40, a. M, q 10, n si
% Atlantic City, weekdays '7i7a. m, .i2 "a nm
WEST BOUND.
baiumore and Washington, AIS. 7l7 ssd .
m we week dnSs 10 SOS 49, 20 II, % 10 IS 5s47.
Bslt%ore Be- dn,s and way stations, III a. and soa
Newark, Del, q IS, 7lzS47am nom oo.
~as @ ~ 49, q II, IS 5S and II iOp. m. " 70
ebissgdg ePbIiisss95g; q e I, q, a; mi SIP m. daily
p m, daily. ~ y ni anu 90 oo
New Orleans via Bristol and chattanoosa az 10
m daily. Through sleeper 10 New OrIesn,ss % ~
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET sTREFr or sr,,,,,
FOR New York, week days Ss "a a N SA0AiON
al 99a 9a Fhladeiphia week days, 20. S73O. 9I5
81 ro0 oo ti,,ah a ~: 2 % 45 p. m. 40
E Eor plt'..s,onrg and Chicago week DAYS IS 80 m
70 40 pm. ~ "'A M zoo,
> do Cor Lsndenberg and way stations. week dsvs
~, 81 a. m; 2 20, 5 40 D NJ. wa N"Ss'
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR wrrn,,,yoro,,
Ims,EhI ss,hh f-FOURTH and CH iTNUT sTRFFrs
week days, u 81, 10, z % lb no All 41 q =,
~ ~ I, noon. 30. II IS, co. 3l5, 400. 4S0 s5od
~ % M M o. 80 y g. 's2S, 90 iol0 and Ii IS
teays Twelfth Z Market Sis, % 20, II So. ai % |
Ielephonei No. f93
Rates 20 Western points lower than via any
o'ReT 4 me ns,,p.a O. scpLL, Gen1 Pass Agent
~ p OAniif SELl, General Manager 's""
Smyrna times., 1895-04-24
On SATURDAY, MAY 4th, I805.

ana 1ca CLOCK p. m, the following desoriho, =,
anu premises, 70 wit u7SclOed lands
ated in IA. that certain farm and nra,Diso.
St, 60 iu East Dover Hundred KEN pTenlSeS stu
SStSte Vi Delaware, on the nuhiin' COunty and
on - i !ne slate road to the Kentono oau e leading
William U,1S SGhtral Church. adiOininT l., ,S :
ionuS i OF Mary c. Moore. and otber ia A. Evans,
| nr6vy 10y acres OF Land more or iosS ST01htaln M
house and o,,tbP'Ih Upon which are a good dwoI,iI I'M
inc ssos anu outDutdings all in So6d Hwelllng
ing goOd and Twelve Acres in sou od order, fenc-
apcle aud pear orchard Al sOou timber, and
ated in the Hund.aer farm and premises sitr
~, me Iie PuOlc road leading from tbe aioresaid
adioiDinn tIneI toOlneI ABOUT five miles from pu IOau
seDh a RI' sonus OF Joseph N. Wiley lands ~ 9'SI'
Njna oI Others, and containing Ono Du[Eon and
ments ,,o,, Vi iand more or less The nllu ana
ing house VIII TiIicn ,e are twostory frame dweII,
e nu oIner outbuildings in MOOD 60 !uaIu STABLE
ieMces and apple orchard e'N OOhultOn, good |
ated in Dnc tnat T certain farm aud premises sit
ns le a. delaware about one miIe So,StL StLuny and
az bOiring IandS of James w AntbonH 1IH1yI-
a. r.. Milds and lands of Others ioIuS s
Land nansa % One Hundred and Eleven 49, Sn1 ~
aI..iu M more or less. The improvemeHtn acres OF
.."nS mouse, barn. stable ana otLa Sn
ield and sood neuge and fence around evar,,
,herrioHu c,iu s9od streams of water. annios every
ata and other fruits and Jppies, pears
.bnTcb os az ~ @tnsse lands are close To SebooiS & &oi
he finest tact .% of S Gee9 well kept up No. is
ob saie Tor some time and is fi1eio oneIeu az
veil aCn, OI nome and dairy farm SnS S5ieTmaeeu m
boxing for hue n1 attention of investors or tbose
len per cent Cash on dav of col.
eed which per , cent additional on deliverv of =
nd the remaindar De executed within ten davs
'es 70 De secured by bond and moTtnsgd INSTALL
F,xo. ABRAHAM c. MOORE {
Dovo, n executor of Joseph Moore DooaasE,s
lover, 70 , Delaware, March 23 1SaS 'ie' deceased.
e u FOkCUM, Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1895-04-24
81. so to 5000 each.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT,

A large assortment of Silk and
Wool Novelties, both foreign anG M
domestic, from SOC to SOC. '0
All of the new and staple
shades in all-wool Dress Goods
At 25c per gard.
Also a large assortment Of
mixtures including strines
checks, DeBege, cloths and Scotch
e1Tects. Best value ever offered
All wool; double width. ~
only 25c per gard.
Our assortment of 12I and 16c
Dress Goods is immense The
assortment of Wash fabrics in
cludes all of the latest novelties as
and will please you. The line Of
swivel Silks, Plisse RovaI and
zephyr Ginghams are eSpeciaiIV
good. 0Oi''i'y
r., What zoe hacent in popular D,ee,
foods 'oi0 be difficult to ind a,,,I. w.
ohere. ''' '"'y-
Smyrna times., 1895-04-24
SHOE DEPARTMENT.

Here you will find a nice. COW
room, apart from the other de-
partments, where you will find
every comfort and convenience
Gnat the most modern CITY shoe
stores offer you. Our assert.
ment OF Shoes and Oxford Ties
is larger and more complete than
ever before: We have complete
~ reStocked this department DIR
ing the past week, and it is now
Ged 1lled with the latest novelties in
Smyrna times., 1895-04-24
COTTON DRESS sTuEEs

counter after counter is
gwen over to the selling OF
lotion Dress Stuffs as thew
were were never sold before.
Inere's an aristOcracy in COT
IONS; o5 and 75c a yard in
recognition of daintiness and
beauty you'll welcome heartily
Stuffs at &c. ''0'i
Printed Lawns.