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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, June ZIP. H.
Irreguarity marked the course Of share trad
ing to-day. The bear elemen. succeeded In de-
messing the market for part of the time but
under the influence OF moderate foreign buying,
good reports Of the crops and general industrial
conditions considerable strength developed, and
1. closed strong. with prices in most cases at
substantial net gains from Saturdays closing.
London speculative sentiment may have been
favorab bly, affected by the downfall Of the Rose
berry Ministry, but the foreign buying was most
Drobab bly, on account Of the next London settle
ment The volume of business was fairly large
and although Sugar Refining monopolized good
deal of attention. there was considerable active
trading in the whole list. Sugar Refining was
sold BY the same interests which were active in
It last week. and Its early progress was down.
ward but near the close 1t rallied and the last
price was at an advance Of nearly ] per cent
from Saturdays closing. The shares Of the iron
and steel companies were again conspicuous on
the improved trade prospects; and the bullish
sentiments expressed by the head OF the Illinois
Steel Company helped its stock to come into
prominence. and 1t gained 2% per cent. Mime
sofa Iron and Colorado Fuel and Iron were also
active and advancing and Tennessee Coal and
Iron while weak at the opening. became strong
in the late trading. and closed nearly per cent
higher. A..
New-York and New-England made the most
conspicuous advance OF me active STOCKS, scoring
in the day net gain Of AZ per cent ON
January this year , stock ss,
cuotation for actual sales was 5lh. Two suits
were entered In the United States Circuit Court
ut Boston to-day TO restrain the foreclosure SAFE
OK the ew-Eng,and road. the claim peing tnat
IN cases OF citizens Of Massachusetts against a
Wassachusetts corporation the Federal courts
have no jurisdiction In ordering the foreclosure
~ fhs road A. far as the movement In the
stock was concerned covering OF Efforts was IN
orent par. responsible for the advance the
Cromrer shares were higher at the close on good
crop reports. The anthracite group was n' srs
x,n,,id no a loss Of about 40 cents n ton Tor the
Anthracite companies es compared with ms ;
s.crod int year. and unless there is an immed;,
-. readustnent OF trade conditions there VIII
be serious talk Of the anthracite eompsnies psss
tns ~,,svc howcyer that the end OF the coal
not faT S,s'Sn +. LSns hs
4"ss .rd ths outlines OF Il. which have already
S"sn cubiishsd. are generally commended The
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flnanrlal.
Reorganization
OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKING GO.
Of GEORGIA.
OF GEORGIA..

OF GEORGIA.
plan Of purchase Of the railroads and properties OF the
Central Railroad md Ranking Company OF
(.orrIn and the other lines embraced in its system
~ 49,, nrcnared and The Mercantile Trust COM
many Of New.YOrk has been by proper agreements
and request appointed agent and depository under such
plan.
nproval OF the plan and have requested the SAID Trust
10 nroceed 10 call deposits hereunder and
take all such steps ne be necessary and proper TO
fully enec,uate and execute the reorganization namely
minority of the capital stock OF the Zen
trail Railroad and banking company "'
Georgia..
The Committee of the holders OF ccrtihcafes
of Indebtedness Of the Central Railrond ana
banking Company of Georgia.
The underwater of the proposed FIRST
Mortgage bonds of the new company 10 DC
ned In taking ND the present tripnrtite
bonds.
The Committee representing the First
Mortgage DOndhOlders of the Moohe
Girard Railroad Company.
DEPOSITS UNDER THIS PLAN ARE INVITED rNo'
THE FOLLOWING PARTIES IN INTEREST;
a. The holders Of the capital stock OF the oeh''h NAIL
road and Banking Company OF Georgia
CT The holders Of certificates Of indebtedness OF the
Central Railroad and Banking Company Of Georgia
81 The holders OF the first mortgage bonds OK the Mont
gomery and Eufaula Railroad Company.
90 holders OF the nrst mortgage bonds OF the Sa'an
nah and Western Railroad Company.
60 holders Of the rs mortgage bonds OF the Chatta
nooea Rome & Columbus Railroad Company.
Co. The holders Of the bonds OF tho Macon
& Northern Railroad Company
1 The holders Of tho nrs; mortgage bonds OF the CO.
Iunbus & Rome Railroad Company.
m The holders Of The FIRST mortgage bonds OF the saVah
nah e. Atlantic Railroad Company.
NEGOTIABLE CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT will be
issued by the undersigned exchange for securities 80
deposited.
THE RIGHT TO MAKE SUCH DEPOSITS rs HEREBY
LIMITED TO THE FIRST DAY OF JULY. 1895
Printed copies such Plan and any further Information
IN connection with the reorganization which may De de
aired by the security holders will he furnished at the
Office OF tho undersigned 100 broadway or by Mc"srs
samuel Thomas and Thomas r. Ryan. at their
once In the Mutual Building No 81 Liberty Street
New-York City
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY. Depository
BY LOUIS FITZGERALD. President
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THE SAFETY CAR HEATING AND LIGHTING 60.
No. 100 BRoADWAY: NEW -fDKk IHne = 1870
NINTH EMI-ANNUAL Dividend,
SEMIANNTAL DIVIDEND OF three pc
~ the capital stock u This c'nrany has be-.
declared payable July isr 1893 The transfer poos
vii be closed Al D. m on - and r~)pened at II
n m. july NM. X IH'MNS. l'rasu',I.
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In State Issues there were sales OF $500 Virginia
funded debt 22s Of 1891 62as. $1,000 at tz1 sooo
at 62i4 ard $4,000 at C2as. There were no trans
actions in bank issues.
The market for railroad bonds was wider win
a little more animation. but fewer special features
were 10 be noticed and no decided tone fTices
varied within narrow limits. as a rule. and trans
actions reached s2O5lO00. Among those when
are higher Louisville. NewAlbany and chicago
consols rose 3. TO 75. Missouri. Kansas and Iexas
Of Texas Us q TO S7ss and Northern Pacifc cohsoi
- Ia 10 i4ia. but Mobile and Ohio as retireu -
67Fs and Wisconsin Central lst receipts :. 10 90
The SUBJ Treasury was debtor al the CIeaIiiis
House S34SlS4 It's net gain on balance since FIJI
day was s6.lS5.556. made up by a loss In currency
OF s433.Os7 and gain In coin OF So,0zS:eA5 e.
days operations included: Receipts. SS'l.4o. ;
payments 81 600 l47 resulting in a general oai,
ance Of Si72 297 925 The receipts Of SATURDAY ana
Monday were 81. e99.9l9 and payments st.ol4.5oo
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S35l $50 National bank notes Tor re-
demption The customs receipts were s3SS9S4 the
internal revenue receipts $3.50 055 and the msceiIa
neous receipts sl3.9S9. Total Government receipts
for the day. 81. OPS 029: expenditures $ezoos: eN-
cess of receipts. 5454sl Receipts for month TO
date, sl92o1S34: expenditures slg.1s'4'2 excess Vi
expenditures over receipts. SolO.b5S. !.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
cash on hand and deposits In bank compare
with the figures of the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne. gold on hand S9s s as9i Inc sc
x; !s:l on ss : ssssss s s: R Pc :
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
Outstanding ,s.
certificates .$1S46 $ls} oS<4<o
Deposits in bank. lS6Ii5S3 lo2po'S'o Dec. 4o''-''
Available cash. 500 2S63a3 $l09 '-'sS Dec. s''''"
Deduct minor la . on. 90
bilities l63l1.tlS lO-4o'"4o beC' "'''"'~
Ac,uo, cash balslsss74.775 slss 4soss7 Inc soooso
This statement reflects conditions prevailing AT
the close of business Friday last
Tho issue OF standard silver dollars from the
minis and Treasury on ,es for the week ending
June % was s414 346 against S36,7l0 In the same
period last year.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKETS.
The local money markets show no change
either in rates or conditions Commercial paper
offerings continue small. Morgan Bartlett nave
loaned the city Of Boston 100000 until November
AT less than per cent We subjoin our usual
table of rates. made up from information fur
nished by the busiest houses:
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financial.

THE PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST.
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
Pittsburgh. Pa. June ist 1885,
ENIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CINCINNATI. RICHMOND CHICAGO RAILROAD
COMPANY
DATED May list. 1896 Due July lst 1895.
Bends Nos. $50 inclvs,ys being the total amour.
outstanding $50 bonds Of 81 900 EACH viii be redeemed
and paid or maturity July ls 1905 on presen alton
70 THE uMioN TRUST COMPANY. NO. 70 BROAD
"~'' g. II. .. XxNyoHy. yssssurss.
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, de a net advance Of "a

stock OF the company made a net advance OF "a
per cent to-day.
EONDs-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold: $500 registered % at
1863. and $4,000 at 1864. Quotations were as
follows:
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Fidelity Loan and Trust Co.
of Sioux City, Iowa.

To Dcbenturr Ioldcrst
The Reorganiza,ion Committee hereby notice that
the time TO deposit peLeniures with The CONTINENTAL
TItI ST COMPANY. il WAL street. N~w-York cry.
has been extended and Including JUNE 20. 1896.
After that date Debeniure holders who have not de-
posted their Deben,urcs with the Reorganization Com
mi,,ee viii not entitled the benefits OF the agree
ment and plan q rcorganizai
Dated New-York. June 3. 1879
OTTO T. BARNARD.
Chairman Reorganization Committee.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF ORDNANCE.
State Arsenal cor. 35th- and 7th-aVe..

OFFICE OF CHIEF or ORDNANCE
State Arsenal 3lth -. and 7h-ave.
NEW YORK, June 10Th 1898.
To CONTRACTORS:
SEALED PROPOSALS for the laying OF n new
~ floor repairs etc. at the State Arsenal w-York
CITY viii be received by mail In person, ny 70 IL
O'Clock noon "Wednesday. July 3D. prox at the state
Arsenal 3Jth St and eth Ave. New York city at which
time place bids will he opened Proposals must 10
for the whole work The state the right to
jcct all bids. Specifications Will be exhibited at
the State Arsenal 35h ST. and It'll Ave. New York City
and after June eth inst. between the hours OF ~
O'Clock a. m. and o'clock d.
BENJAMIN FLAGLER,
Brig Gen'l and chief OF Ordnance. 5. ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-25
Hnrtion Sales. financial.
LOUIS NESIER. Auctioneer
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. NULLEK & SUN,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20, fS05,

al 1890 o'clock at the New-York Real Estate saesroom
No III Broadway.
tBy order Of Executor)
30 shares y Y. Central e. Hudson River X X
Of whom II may concernl - -.
$lI9 900 Carolina Cumberland Gap g. Chic r. H. Co Isl
SIS 900 Texas Sabine Valley Northwestern n. r. Co.
$1,000 Prescott & Arizona Central r. r. Co. LIST M'se
s27 900 Louisville ST. Louis Texas r. r. LIST Consld
8 p. C. BIDS. atlantic Trust Co. Certf) 60,
1877 900 Louisville. ST. Louis Texas X X LIST |onsid
p. BIDS atlantic Trust Co Ccrtf.l -
900 shares Louisville. ~. Louis & Texas r. X Co.
218 shares Bait. Ches and Atlantic Ry Co. pref
$i3.l2 Bait. Ches and Atlantic Ry. Co scrip: -
Conn., LIST Mtge. Eds. , - e.,
soI 900 Carolina Cumberland Gap Chicago r. r. lot
5000 Texas Sabine Valley and Northwestern r. r. LIST
$1,000 TEXAS. Sabine Valley and Northwestern r. r.
Genl. Mtge. per cent. BIDS. .
81 600 Delaware River Lancaster r. r. LIST Mtge BIDS
5000 Bloomngdae Graphite Co: LIST Mtge. BIDS
i54 shares Louisville. 81. Louis & Texas r. X Co.
100 shares brooklyn city r. X. Co.
$1,000 Northern raenc r p os GO Land Grant consd
5000 Acker, Merrali & Condit Deb. Bds.. 1903
900 NewJcrsey Electric Rway Co. LIST Mtge. D. C.
Gold Bds 1914.
80 shares North River ms Go.
f23 600 Casino Company IL, Mtge BIDS:
$1,000 Toledo Ohio Central Extension r. r. Co. LIST
coupons on.
$1,000 City Of Inwood p C. Public Impt Bds 1903
Feb'y 1895. coups on dHypd)
$1,000 neens Rsa Mountain IAN r. Go ist Mtse
'Hyra1 ''' '''' ''''' '''''' ''''' o'''' Oh
/ share Chemical Natl Bank.
81 shares " Y. New-fIavcn a. Hartford r. r.
% shares secor Marine Propeller Co
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Choice
Loans lime money. Commercial Paper.
On call sod Sm0' mos 8 mos " mes 4 mos o m''
IA. IL % Q ~ 2ia o,Q3 3

The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Charleston. buying par:
SOC premium bank $50 premium; Boston, l2i2p
l5c discount: San Francisco. sight par. telegraph
&C. per 500 premium; Savannah. buying par
selling Is premium.
Bank clearings were follows at the places
named: -York-EXchanges. $2.9s2s19 bal
ances. s7.757.s43 Baltimore-Exchanges' s2.2o2,-
1855: balances 1858 346 Ph!ladelphia-Ex
sS.Sl5 O65: balances. sl.594.O27 Chicago-Ex-
changes sl53sl.747: balances. N,532,14l. Boston
Exchanges Sl2 S2s Gal; balances sl.6So.6Ol:
TIL. price OF commercial bar silver in the mar
ket was 66isc nominal per ounce. Mexican dol
lars were quoted at 52c In London bar silver
was unchanged at 3oAd The Spree sailing to-
morrow will take out $4,000 ounces OF silver
Rates in the foreign exchange market were un-
changed from those prevailing at the close OF last
week and the amount OF business DONG was
small Rates at which business actually
done were as follows
Cables. Long bis; Short b ta,.
Reichsmark. " 1900. ss,. o' i:,ie
Money on call IN London was Y per cent. The
rate OF discount In the open market for soh shor,
consols remained unchanged at 100 bio Tor money
and 1861 for the account. American securities
were quiet and irregular. Canadian facihc Us
ing a. 10 55a Louisville and Nashville "a 10 5sas.
ST Paul /. 10 69ia Erie Il TO lOis. Southern Rail
way preferred u to 42i% and the common Il TO
l4N but Union Pacific reccded "a 70 izts. North-
ern Pacific preferred q 10 10 anu "ao"S" P'e-
ferred a TO 20i2
French rentes were quoted al l0l francs 80 CEN
times: Paris exchange London. % francs 20 cen
times; Berlin exchange on London. 20 MARKS "
pfennngs. 49,.
Gold premiums were as follows at the places
named: Buenos Ayres 2i9; Madrid 1850; Lisbon,
9sis; 81, Petersburg. 30; Athens. -, Rome. 4A''s;
Vienna. 3. ..ooo,,
" W. Harris & Co offer to investors $500 900
first mortgage 6 per cent twen'y-year gold bonus
OF the Chicago Electric Transit Company. which
are guaranteed by the West chicago street Ha''-
road Company. 49,,
The Metropolitan Traction Company. OF this
city has declared quarterly dividend OF II. per
cent payable July l5.
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ALBANY EVENING Lime,

A. y. r. foot Canal ST.. at q 4. NJ daily SUNDAYS ss'
ceptedD Connecting with trains for saratoga:
Lake george Adrondacks and all points North. East ani
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

japanese Rugs and Mats in all sizes from, +bo A..
@ "C QUO TO the larger room sizes at 85c ner Sonoro
3oar 5oH GENUINE Japanese made and beautiful Oriental
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

3 cent LAWNS reduced from cents.
4 CHALLIS /"
8 " CALICOEs q
Fine new line OF GTNGHAMs
Z ssssnts--regular 10 and 1870 quality.
A fne line of SHIRT WAISTS, Soc
and 75 cents. -
A. new line Of INFANTs' CAPS,
from zoe to 75c.
A full line Of French 0rgandies.
Figured, Dotted Swiss, Ducks, Irish
Lawns, Satines, Cotton Crepes, 60.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

crease our helpfulness to Won
Today is rich in such happen.
lings-warm weather fabric,
oalnty as tho the colorinos
were reflected sun-kisses: a3d
priced as tho there were nc
tribute due conjurors of such
beauties. This list will lead
you to a dozen interesting
spots.
High grade Cottous.
Piques, 20 to CSC.
me geo6li choicest English and Frencb.msdo
RSOods SS as figures and plain; tints eonai1S lI1e
'ne daintiest silk dyeing. ''' 'quSiing
Ducks, IS to soc.
combinationSsn Sn9 @ada SIl fSS %OEen coors; neat
Madras, IS to 45c.
A standard hot.weather material r,r drosso.
orgsndia Srs ana Snlrting; almost as cool as an
O"lVCI OllKS, 25C.
IoS styles or more of the best kind. desiors
msin!g TgGilng and weaving better than 'I1s1sf most
Scotch Ginghams, 2oc.
These are the 50 and Soc kind rbov oro
- i,"ue Dy one Of the best Glasgow mills.
Scotch Mousseline, 25c.
W9cen Tic colors; first season for this airy fab
Irish Dimities, 25c.
one Ps of this seasons favorite thin stngs
gTand, DSsIeT IN cloth and printing than in
'rlnted Organdies, 25c.
something new to sell them at 25c b,, bor,
'neF are. The usual price is 35c' '''io
Modest PRICED Lotions.
'rlnted Lawns, &C.
Aankee wit and close selling nav. have
something to do with the price. nave
Dress Cheviot, SC.
Less s;, than cost of making, so the mill man
'eilS US Regular price is 1Oc '''''
,reponette, 7c.
More than forty styles.
rinted Lawns, SC.
Tinted and white grounds staple and faro,,
patterns; fast cOlOrs, so users tell ms Recy.
ulsr price was l213c. -''s
Dimities, 10 and 125c.
crowded counters all day tell the story of
tnese summer stufs' Reinfotcements
keep the shelves full ''''0' 0eHiel'S
tinted Duck 100
81 inches wide light and dark colors. tho
EiIie ki1d OF stuff for the romping bows and
oven Ducks, I2Ic. !
woven to stand hard knocks. Sold until Y
day or two ago for Ice. u''''i X
otch Ginghams, I6c. .
styles and quality same as usually sell NJ X
zoe: won't last long at this price and no &
more to be had that we know Of '''u io <,
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
WOMENS SILK WAISTS
SOME SPECIAL RADc.,,,.

WONEN,c ur,,,r,, ~ |SiAL BARGAINS.
SIX W4ISrSSIss15gPoE SSIs5PEP seZ.s ANP S FIGURED INDIA
value So 50 throughout o 50 different coo1g @@G gathered
,,,, P'''e'' .... 50 1es5 ~
full large seeye SiLh n WAISTS-in French gauaro oo.
belt Gor BACK g Dayv SHr66gghqut 6g soft crush collar and
''" value $3.50 price o'e, PINK and 81 lay
waist isonaN sot >os,i5 5 B5LAGK INDIA SILK WAISTS
WOMEN'S SILK WAISTS =. '."''''.'.''S3OO
and Sah Teta Glaze etc. over I99red 3 and plain
Actual value 2 OF SF9h & collar @ full sleeves lined 6roSgg6 5g
Send for CataIopue
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
COTTON DRESS sTuFFs

Store is never too fell to
find room for proper goods
when buying them would in
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
M~t1@aazatsHT'z ,
Philadelphia. May,9o
FANCY DRESS GOODs

FANNY DRESS GOODS
It's enough to tempt us TO
similar cupidity to see the
prices some of the stores
charge for Dress Stuffs. A
handful OF samples was shown
us yesterday. The 81. 90 grade
was matched to a dot at $1.so
here; so was the So piece
same goods in a different mix
ture; looked prettier and was
made to cost you more! But
you shop around more than
you used to do-to your adj
vantage and ours.
Here are four instances of
attractive stuffs at a third un-
der the usual:
AT soc a yard.
IS inch Armure Melange; blue, brown, tan
Regular price 75c.
AT 75c a yard.
10 Inch Lightweight corkscreW. .bra,~;a hiss !
gray and tan mixes. eressv and sasyice = sSiice
4or travelling costumes. Formerlysi |
AT 75c a yard.
40 inch neat Striped Suiting; choice color /
blendings mixed through navy brown, /
green and cadet stripes on white ground. /
Price dropped from 81.
At 81 a yard.
40 inch balf-sllk Novelty Among the new
est Of fancy suiungs, Regular price 50
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
nATTINGS.

%aff"s. 4aTS just opened another Ooo lot of those
ing 50 rapdg ben@ we Of 40 not marvel that they are sell
go TO S Cheap matngs being so scarce in the at ubo IRON
f%S heE 1nt we were very fortunate indeed in sec5
ian IS lot which we fear will be the last Not securing nt
40 yarS dS IN f out one that is Close heavy and m n
Quantities or S. per roll heavy onaSs peF yaTG cut
would be well worth 25c. ''' J0il'i7SS mating that
o 0otonwaIp mattings full standard of $50 ends IN
very aSc effects 25c per yard cut or So ner ro 0 d IN
Novelties at 35c 47c and SOC
81 81 stair mattngs in several desiuns
vou s%ond e ao9g the mating business of this CITY and
you Snould see the goods and note the prices ''iu
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

The first number of the Harrington
argus is upon our table. It processes
TO be non political and devoted to the
interests of Harrington and Kent
county. IL was published in Mary.
land for five years.
For drawing revolver and threaten.
ing to shoot Harry Rhoads, farmer.
George GOoseberry, desperate negro
OF Middletown, has been committed 10
New Castle Jail to await trial.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

An Aide-de Camp of Napoleon 9MoInotIII, IriSII, -
count Segur). $3.50 -t' y
Letters of Celia Thaxter. SI1O
len New England Blossoms and Tbair II
0Oc. "ie0e MOores Weed
Familiar Flowers of Field and Garden p,
r. schuyler Matthews Sl35 ~
II ~ H!IOe ana Peat By S. r. Crockett
The beda Fair Maid Maid Of Fee. BY St. George Ratb.
me Gods Some MOrtals and Lord Wicken.
nam; I'y John Oliver Hobbies. 81 10
Outre-M -Mer impressions of America v d..
Paul BOurget Sl35 ny
Ane az. Ihree Graces' By the Duchess. Illus
Fremont Junior and Risler Senior d.,
AlphOnse Daudet Handsomely films a. ~
NePvieGhs ePv Sjbbs Military Career. By Montgom
L9tus; ~ 5; Time in Japan. By Henry T. Finek
Beside sid, the Bonnie Brier Brush. By Inn
Under the Man.Fig. ByM.E.M Davis ono
W. W oOw hnOw the Wild Flowers. By Mrs
o1i,, MM. starr Dana. Revised and enlarged
me ae,Is, jewel of Of Ynys Gallon. By Owen Rios.
VSl States Me4Ssters q as History of the United
men 81 "a and Women of the Times. 1895 edition.
The Master By l. zangwill. Ss5
9Oc. He"iJ D. ruler
Lqeien Ra,a1 De Rubempre. By Honore De
Over 900 titles of novels by
'oPular authors, bound in pa
,,er, at Ioc; and over 100
tiles at sc.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

A lady at Tooleys, La. was vorv siol.
with bilious collie when NJ r. ny SIGN X
prGminont merchant of the town gava bor .
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie. Cbolara
ana Diarrhea Remedy. He saws she was 9
wei IN forty minutes after taking the 6rsf
S Gose. For sale by Clifton & Raymond
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
Table Linen

Table Linen.
AT o6c yard-Bleached Irish DamasL g.
lhcnes Ies wide, in big range of handSome
1eSlgnsgoods thar the housekeeper wonId
De satisfied to pay 75c for. "0uiu
AT 63c yard-Strong durable. beaAv ,,rsyy
Dlesched Damask, soft finish. 20 'i6cbos
"lue' mas been rapid seller here at S0c
Towels. '''
At l2%c ,each-Those extra heavy IN.
Dleached Turkish Bath Towels of Sener-
Gus size are plenty here again.
AZ 20c each-All white Irish Huekaback
lGwels extra heavy and specially adam
25c. u Oo cheap at
Napkins.
Az q dozen-22 inch cream colored Nan.
i hins thet Will be white with a few wash.
lngs and wear equal to 81 quality.
As ssIL sk52 Sdni; a qiG;zeni-Snow-white Scotch Dam
inches square. F'N'"S' ~
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
IN THE BOOK STORE

From binder to buyer fly the
new books, the bee-line bring
ing them through WanamaR-
er's.
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
Towels.
Napkins.
HAMMOCKS

There's more than you've
thought in the crest cure. {"
Prescription; A hammock and
two friendly tying places. And
hammocks don't always cult
vate solitary enjoyment. Our
part, the hammocks and hooks
and sPreaders and pillows.
Mexican HammOcks, 81 to $50
Cotton HammOcks, one.fourth oolo.o, -,
pillow and spreader, 81 5O Gu WIN
ralner Hammoeks, complete with piuow
Spreaders, 20c a pair: ancbor ro,.u a.
pair: hooks l2c a pair. iopeS zoe
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22

ro AnGtner @ shipment of those &C., 81 and s5O porcb
rotkelS has just reached The 6Oc and ST onoU
Jasi@s lSlou' arms ana the $l5O with arms Otber
Smyrna times., 1895-05-22
STAR-OIL HEATER

d A1b-U1L HEATEK
An oil stove gives just the
warmth needed these chilly
mornings and there'll be plenty
OF use for them during rainy
spells all summer-especiallv
Tor cottagers. The Star is
complete with sheet-iron drum /.
nickel trimmed; centre-draft
burner. $5.85 = they cost
5000 a month or so back.
john WANAMAKER.