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g-Some fthe Long Branch hotel pfopsistors
have banished the dog, poodle, pug or What-not
from their houses. This action will certainly
meet with great favor from the masses.
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Legal Notices.
VIM. S. Keeoh, Attorney. Towsontown, Nd.

VIM. S. Keech, Attorney, Towsontown, Nd.
NIHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
for Baltimore county letters of administration on
the estateof
JANE W. PRICE,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber,
before tie 2lSt day Of February, 1884;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this oath day of July, 1882
WILLIAM S. KEECH,
July est. Administrator.
HNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the. sub
IL scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county, letters of administration on
the estate of
MARIAN JOHNSON,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber,
on or before the 14h day Of February, 1884,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted TO said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this llth day of July, 1888.
JACOB JOHNSON,
July 14.-4t# Administrator.
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BAND MUSIC.

The BECKLEYSvILLE CORNET BAND, No
/, can and will furnish irst-cass music at very
reasonable terms This is the Band that won
great praise at the Sesau- Centennial of 1880, at
Baltimore Md, and the one that carried away the
prize over a number of Bands at the Band con-
test, at Westminster, Nd, on July 10Th, 1884,
Also the same that furnished the music for the
County Fairs of 1881 and 1882, at Tmonium, Md
Would refer you to Prof. Isaac Bowser, of New
Freedom, Pa, who is our musical director.
Address, JOS. WALTEMYER,
Secretary Beokleysville Cornet Band, No. l,
Beckleysville, Baltimore county, Nd.
Aup At
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Gs- Two coiored men Of Baltimore, members
of Republican ward clubs, have offered thsir SER
vices to the Liquor Dealers Association in their
fight against local option.
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COPY OF NOTIFICATION TO ]. H. MEDAIRY co. o

COPY OF NOTIFICATION TO J. H. MEDAIRY co. OF
THE RENEWAL OF CONTRACT.
OFFICE BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSION
Frs OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, July II, 1888.
Messrs j. II. Meddiry & Co.:-This is to notify
you that at a meeting held this date, the contract
for books and stationery made with Medairy d
Bowers, new trading ]. II. Medairy Co., July
9Th, 1880, with the several changes in books and
prices made by special contract from time to time,
was renewed and continued until j une Both, 1884.
Respectfully,
TsESLI THos. C. BRUFF, Secretary.
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DOR STATES ATTORNEY.

EOR STATES ATTORNEY.
TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
l hereby publicly announce that 1 am u CAN
DIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF STATES
ATTORNEY FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, sub.
ject to the decision of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, and ask my friends, especially those
of the Ninth District, to give me their active sup
port and influence in the approaching Primary
Meetings. Respectfully,
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE.
June 3O.-tp.
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AND ALSO ALL THAT OTHER PIECE AND
PARCEL OF GROUND,

IhhOEL VI uhOOND,
situate, lying and being in Baltimore county,
beginning for the same at a stone heretofore plant
ed at the end Of the north forty degrees east fifty
perches line of the land conveyed by Robert How
ard TO Casper Frederick Seeing, by deed bearing
date 18th day of March, A. D. 1852, and recorded
among the Land Records of Baltimore county, in
Liber H. NJ. F., No. |, folio BIS, &C.: thence run
ming with and bounding on the fourth and part of
the third lines of said land north forty nine and
three fourths degrees, west eighty two perches to
stone, south forty degrees, west thirty eight and
ninetenths perches to stake thence south forty
eight and oncfourth degrees, east eighty two per-
ches to stake planted in the north forty degrees,
east fifty perches line above referred to; thence
bounding on said line north forty degrees east
thirty seven and two tenths perchcs to the place
Of beginning, containing
10 ACRES, l ROOD AND 36 PERCHES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon and being the same land conveyed by
Casper F. Selling to the said Levi Furstenburg,
by deed dated the 2Sth day of September, A. D.
1880, and recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore county, in Liber w. NJ. l., No. 49, folio
III, &c.
And I hereby give notice, that on
Tuesday, 14th day Of August, A. d. 1888,
at | o'clock A. NJ,
at the Court House door, Towsontown, will sell
at public auction all the right, title, claim, in
terest and demand at law and in equity OF said
Levi Furstenburg, in and to the above described
pieces or parcels of land so seized and taken in
execution to the highest bidder for cash.
RICHARD c. TRACEY,
July 2l.-ts. Sheriff of Baltimore county.
BY SHAMBERGER a RIsTEAU, Auctioneers.
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OFFICERS

OFFICERS:
.J.dges-Samuel Rankin, Sr., Benz. F. FOard,
j. Glen McComas, J. Z. B. Parett, John Shankln.
Chief Mdrshal-Thos. B. Gorsueh.
Assistants-W. 0. B. Wright, Thos. r. Lawrence.
Ordtors-Charge to the Knights, Chas. L. Fen
dali Coronation Address, Phil. L. Moore.
Time Keeper-George W. Yellott.
Heralds-Masters Amos McComas, Johnnie
Yellott, Fairman Dye.
Committee of Awdngements-MariOn Sherman,
HoratiO Burton.
re- Knights will enter the list at l P. NJ, sharp,
to contest for the Honors and Prizes. The riding
will be at three II inch rings; distance, 100 yds.
time, seconds. Knights will assemble at [. A.
Scarf's Greenwood Hotel, at II o'clock NJ.
Four Handsome Prizes will be awarded the sue
cessful Knights.
The Gardenville Brass Band has besa engaged
for the OCCASION and fine string music will be fur
nished for the Coronation EaH.
There will be all kinds of refreshments on the
grounds
aS~- lhSrs will be train leave North Avenue,
at 1920 o'clock A. NJ, expressly for the tourna-
ment. Round trip tickets, 60 cts; from Towson-
town, 30 cts from Belair, at reduced fair. Pas
sengers will be transferred from the railroad to the
tournament grounds.
Admission to grounds, % cts; children, Is cts.
I. A. SCARFF, Manager,
July 2S.-3t.@
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Political.
DOR SHERIFF.

SHAwAN, July 9th, 1888.
1 hereby publicly announce that / am a CAN
DIDATE FOR SHERIFF for Baltimore county,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Nomina-
ting Convention, and ask my friends, especially
those of the 18th and Sth districts, to give their
active support and influence in the approaching
Primary Meetings. Respectfully,
July 21.-3t. JAMES BEATTY.
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THE scHoo1-BooK CONTRACT. !,
OFFICE BOARD COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS !
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, July 30th, 1883.

OFFICE BOARD COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS J
OF BALTIMORE COUNTY, July 3Oth, 1883.
MEssRS. LoyGNEcKER BRoS. Gentlemen II
again send you the copy of the proposition made
by Medairy d Bowers, now doing business as J.
H. Medairy d Co, accepted by the Board July
sth, 1880, and in this way made contract. You
will find it certified by the latter firm as a true
copy of the same. Since that date this contract
has been renewed annually, subject to changes in
books and prices as appended
In your editorial of July 2Sth, after giving the
resolution of the School Board, directing me, as
secretary, to give you copy of the contract, &C.,
you say, "Instead of furnishing us with a copy of
Medairy & Co.'s contract made this year, as
directed by the resolution to do, Mr.. Bruf has left
at our office copy of a proposition made by
Medairy & Bowers, July 9th, 1880, with some
changes appended made within the last three
years. We respectfully asked for q copy of this
years contract with Medairy q Co., and not for
a proposition made with different firm three
years ago. proposition and contract are en-
trely different things, of which fact the public
well aware. We shall be glad to publish for the
information of the public copy of the contract
made this year with Medairy & Co. by the School
Board, as attested by both contracting parties"
This does me gross injustice, and trust that as
gentlemen you will put me right before the public
by not only publishing this contract, but this let
ter also and all the data have given you relative
to the matter. Permit me to call your attention
the fact that all records and papers in this office
are public documents. If you are still dissatisfied
with the information given, i, as their custodian,
shall be glad to open them for your inspection and
examination at any time.
Respectfully. &C., THOs. c. BRUPF.
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COPY OF CONTRACT WITH MEDAIRY BOWERS.
BALTIMORE, July 9th, 1880.
To the School Board of Baltimore county:
Gentlemen-We respectfully ask renewal of our
contract for furnishing your schools with books
and stationery, of which we herewith append list
with the prices attached. In some instances we
have reduced the price in order to make the list
as low as we believe any house can possibly fur
nish them. We sincerely hope for your favorable
consideration of our proposal, and if accepted,
will certainly do all in our power to merit your
kindness Very respectfully, &C.,
MEnAIRY 4 BOWERS.
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Sales Of Property.
OHERIFF'S SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, AT STEAMERS
RUN, IN THE TWELFTH DIS &c
esTM TRICT, BALTIMORE ~
EiI COUNTY.

By virtue of writ of feri facas issued out of
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county, at the suit
of Rachel Furstenburg and her next friend &C.,
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments of Levi Furstenburg, / have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title, interest,
claim and demand at law and in equity of the said
Levi Furstenburg, in and to
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND,
situate in 18th Election district Baltimore county,
at Stemmer's Run Station, and beginning for the
at the end of the fifty and four tenths
perches ON the north northeast line of Lot No. "A
of the Principle Company's land, and also at the
end OF the third line of tract of land, called
"Protection," and running thence bounding re-
versely on the said northeast line of Lot No. "a,
with two and 0ne-half degrees allowance for vari-
alton, south twenty-f degrees, west fifty seven
and four tenths perches; thence still bounding on
said lot the two following courses and distances,
viz: South seventy degrees, west fourteen per-
ches, and north forty-twO and one-haf degrees,
west six perches to the end Of the third line of
tract of land called "The landing" thence
bounding ON said line reversey south forty four
and one-half degrees, west fifty perches to
Northeast Greek; thence running up and bound
ing said creek to the southeast line of said Lot
No. "A of the Principle COmpany's land thence
bounding on said line reversely and crossing said
Northeast Creek north fortytwo and one-half de-
grees, west two perches to the nOrthwestward of
northwest side of said creek the two following
courses and distances viz: North thirty five de-
grees, east eighteen and One-half perches, and
north fourteen and one-half degrees, east seven
teen and four tenths perches to a post thence
north fOrty-two and one-half degrees west thirty
eight and one-fourth perches to the centre of
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road; thence along the centre of said road north
easterly forty -four perches to line of the Depot
lot; thence running and bounding on said lot
south sixty five degrees, east thirty two and eight
tenths perches to the aforesaid north northeast
line of Lot No. "A of the Principle Company's
land, and thence bounding said line reversely
south twenty-five degrees, west seventeen and
eght-tenths perches to the place of beginning,
containing
% ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
together with the improvements thereon, being the
same land conveyed to the said Levi Furstenburg
by Isaac L. Nicholson by deed dated the Odd day
of January, A. D. 1880, and recorded among the
Land Records of Baltimore county, in Liber W.
NJ. l., No. ll5, folio 521, &c.
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HOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE &C
The Dulany's Valley and Long Green -XzzxsAc
Horse Thief Detective Association will hold
Quarterly Meeting, AT SCHOOL HOUSE No. ),
NEAR KNOXVILLE, on
Saturday, August 4th, 1888,
at o'clock P. M.
Persons residing within five miles wishing to
join will please attend. Z. S. PIERCE,
Aug. Alt. Secretary.
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COPY OF RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE BOARD,
JULY 18TH, 1888.
Resolred, That the present contract for books
and stationery with ]. ii. Medairy 4 Co. be re-
newed until June Both, 1884.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to loan on Mortgage in sums of from
$500 to $4,000. Apply to
II. L. BOWEN,
Real Estate Agent, TOwsOntown, Nd.
Nov If
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WANTED-SmallC Country Place in exchange
w for city property. Also, Large Farm for
city property. j. P. CLARK, Lexington and
Calvert Sts., Baltimore, Md. June 2tAug.2 6.
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NHESTNUT POSTS, Rails and Wood for sale;
" delivered or in the woods near Timonium.-
j. P. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert SITS, Balti-
more, Nd. Feb.StAug.26.
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On Tuesday, August l4th, 1888.
Wright's Band of ten pieces has been engaged
for the dance.
Four Handsome Prizes will be awarded the sue
cessful Knights which they are expected to pre-
sent to the ladies whom they may crown.
ES~ Single gentlemen only to ride. Entrance
fee to knights, $l.0O. Each knight must appear
in knightly costume. Costumes to be had on the
day of the tourney from a Baltimore costumer, at
Wheeler's Hotel, at $I.00 advance of the entrance
fee
rs Procession to form promptly at l o'clock
P. NJ. Riding to commence at o'clock sharp.
OFFICERS =
Chief Marskal-Col. Thomas E. Parlett.
Heralds-T. II. Parlett, Willie Foreman, Eddie
Willis, Jesse Slinglutf.
Time Keeper-Sergt. Thomas J. Hunter.
Indigestion. Richard Grason, Col Daniel Jen-
ifer, II. G. Longneeker, Esq, VIM. II. Ruby, Esq,
John T. Ensor, Esq, VIM. A. Slade, Esq, Chas.
7. Cockey, Esq.
Orators Charge to the knights, Major John I.
Yellott; Cornnatinn Address, Ei"idAr q Slinel"fF.
Esq
&s-All communications should be addressed
to the Secretary. knights desiring to enter will
please send their names and titles to the Secretary
before the day of the tourney.
Committee Of Ayrangements-Capt.J John Ridge
ly of H., Lieut.. Chas. B. Mclean, Lieut.. Robert
Pilson Sergt. II. S. Jarrett, Corpl. Chas R, Chew,
Private George Horne, Private Benz. P. Butler.
r. C. MASSENBURG, Secretary,
July 2S.-3t. Towson P. o., Md.
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NNENTH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
AND
CORONATION BALL,
aee

TO BE HELD IN LONG GREEN VALLEY,
NEAR GLENARM STATION, NJ. C. R. R.,
On Wednesday, August 18th, 1888.
ne Riding to begin at l o'clock P. NJ, sharp.
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Miscellaneous.
Snnedley House,
TOWSONTOWN, MD.
Thir Old and PnruInr an d nnnr,4

This Old and Popular Summer Resort
Now OPEN FOB TIE RECEPTION OF GUESTS.
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The University .oE rexasfsiias nearly
loco, 900 acres OF. .|anl t., sell Or lease.
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A ssSDlid SOuth' s}nce More.

From the Minnea polls Journal.
Ar"ady IL lines upon which the next
pre- iden,i 'lc"mp gn is to b. tough, arc
FIXING themselves, and it seems certain
that il will b. ag, ,in the |ib"rty~lovine Q
North against the Solid S,uth.e Every
hope of b,eak of tAe solid Dem ocr;tic
front o. the sou'h has been d:>sipa,ed ly
th" recapture If Virginia fr,m the Ma
honei'es b' the regular Democracy. 1t
will he the me l., every southern STATE
The indie el'en'-nt movements will not
win ary m'a'e than the Republican
NOV me hts won in years gone by The
S nth is wedde-i 70 the Democratic. ,pAlt
idol. lis e.ftire electoral vote will be
ca>t for what v PRESIDENTIAL ticket The
Democratic ualion"l convention may
,l;s,e in nomination. Any Republican
calculation based upon getting a single
sou.lieru electoral vote will be falsified. :.
Anv money 0, effort Spent to secure a
Republican, eiecto al vote in the South
will I've was ed. The Republicans might
as well 1T shos. States go unanimously
Democratic, and csntine their opera.
,.o.,s to the North. Here rests their
h pc and their s.lvation. They must
carry snbs,an itl the same s, ,'es that
G rfie'd carried. wi one or tw' rxcep.
tions, 10 win The, can possibly win
withou, New York, or without Ind anna
or one or two minor States, if New York
is secnred. Il is in tie books fer the
Republicans to get enough electoral
vn,es in the Nor,l, to elecl ,Eeis president
and to HIS task hey must address them.
-rlves Waste nr s:,sews of War nor elo-
Que CT on ihe South.
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Attempt TO Kill Charles Ford.

iACtenIpC 20 ALL Ali gllaFleS lFleS EOFu-
RicHMoSD,s Mo-, Nov. ls-News
reached this city to-day Of the at.
tempted assassination Of Charlie
Ford, one of the notorions, Ford broth.
ers at his fathers house. Ford, Mon
|day night after supper, while walking
out, was fred atsseven times, but none
Of the rn,rts took effect, although
one passed through his coat. The
shooting Was done BY persons con-
cealed III tall weeds near by. Ford re-
turned the fire, but did not succeed in
hitting lais assailants, and they es-
capped. ! The report of the attempted
assassination created much excite
ment; and there is a, belief that the
party consisted Of seven men, WHO
l'lnadeth escape On horseback Ford
has stated that he feared some such at
tack as his .life3h has been. threatened
Frequently: Charlie Ford left here for
Kansas City, to secure the aid Of Of
ficers il sea,hing for his brother Bob,
who has mystt rionsly disappeared,
an whom Gr'rlie thinks has been
fOulIv dealt with.
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MEMPHI, KOUrH SOUTH.
KANSAS CITY TO MEMPHIS WITHOUT
CHANGE OF CARS.

| KANSAS CITY TO MEMPHIS WITHOUT
CHANGE OF CARS
The attenti n Of the people of The
west and northwest Is called TO the
Memphis extension Of the Kansas City,
Ft. Scott q Gulf railroad, now COM
p}etSd and in operation between Nansas
City,, Mo-, and Memphis, Tenn. The
completion of this short line to the
south brings that h retofore to the West
prac' ically mac cessible section into
close relation with the West and Norh-
west to The very. great advantage Of all.
Ihro,igl, trains for Memphis with Pull.
man Palace slt eping car and elegant day
coaches leave Kansas City daily, saving
re4uent changes a"d many hours time
TO Menphis, Jack >onviEle, Fla, New
Orleans, an !! all Southern cities. Tour
| lists tickets via this short route to Jack.
sonvil e. Noble. New Orleans, and all
the winter pleasure resorts of The South,
viii be on sale at all coupon offices
Throughout; tne west A map of This
| new route has just l@en prepared and
VIII bc mailed free on application to J
+. L. wood, G. P. T. T. A., Kansas
City, Mo. .-
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MeteOrOiOgy.

Pr:.f. Tict mak, 5 a new departure"
in his Farmers A,menac and Weather
Forecasts for 1856 /, adding much of value
and Interest 10 all, and esl" cially to the
farmer. The large :amo mi OF inf'Hma.
lion in regard to The care Of stock, th> ir
diseases, symptoms, cure. etc, .prepaf'''
by ,he most celebrated vetersnor1" SUI.
econ in America, and the, rules, no"
g.ten ior tie firsi tim, ~hi> Il will enable
any prrsan forete'l ,1'''e Approach of
f, t,s,, A. e ann'g the new FIXTURES inln,-
due 4 ia tl,r or'h>nming issue. = y cath
err Forrleliing.." and the article showing
how The clouds indicate the approach OF
storms, will prove OF general interest. A
sunny corner will be given for those
who enjoy a good laugh, while the care.
ful hol,sekceper is not forgotten. Send
for It, read il, follow its advice, and be
happy. Tice 4. LilIingstonc, the pub
li>hcrs, 305 N. Third st., st. Louis, Mo
will mail sample copy and trims to the
trade on receir' If twtn, cents. -
| ~.@ !@44. -=es-- n
Tuesdays Pr'n.rr Press: Joseph
Crowley of Minneapolis has just rel urned
from Priuce Arthur's Landing, on The
western construction division Of the Ca
madam Pacific, and reports that s.lie.
place contains at least 900 men who,
have nothing 70 slo, nothing 70 eat and
Ino means Of getting out or staying there.
They are largely men who have been al
llured iher. by employment, sharks with
brilliant promises Of big pay, when there
Iisin reality no prospect for them. Many
Ioihefs are probably men discharged:
from lie west end of the line, who have.
reached this point on their way east
ward and can get nofarther. though men M
are being seat in there every few days ~
emp mployment agents, one company leav-
| ing this city only last week. 1ir. Crow
| ley describes them as almost starving
begging food which cannot be spared
and then stealing it. Nsmen are being
shipped west from i Winnipeg by thsI
railroad Al present,
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+ The Was'sin- s!on monument is no.:
400 feet high. s.s..s.z< ,. 5$f. i ! s..5s
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The main wallis of the Mormon tenn
pile in Salt Lake are completed. They
are solid granite s. feet high and IL
feet thick, and were begun % years
ago. Up to the present time the cost
has been 81 500. go.
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On Derenab ber II the Republican
national committee. will meet in Wash
angton, D. c., TOR the purpose Of de-
termining the place and date for hold
ing the Republican national conven-
ton next wear
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Gus Upsun and A. II. Foss O. H rt-
ford, Coma, lived together with their
wives. Foss and Mrs. Upson have
aloped. The deserted couple have
gone TO living togAther.
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There will be rVl e.rcaoral votes
next year, of which POI will be neces-
aary to the election ofa president of
the Uaito lStates.
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Ramsey. county gave Hubbard 1888
majority, and in Hennepin G. unity
his plurality was 3d. 49, -.
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Congresem IN tarssle is id fo have
the best c+,anc yfof, etectioa: to r:the
speakershipsof the housesof reprSssasnt,
atives.ssa H.. ,-r ss&@ E..e >>&s..@,
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A Boston commercial traveller wae
! paralyxru when a young lady asked
nm, "When are sou going jpeddiing
! a ,,in2n ~